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a. Starbucks is opening new stores abroad every day, it seems. If you were in charge, would you use expatriate managers or host-country nationals to staff the new facilities? Explain your thinkin b. In what way are use managers likely to experience difficulties in their relationships with their employees in foreign operations? How can these difficulties be minimized? .

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