Hofstede's comparative analysis
{"Image DocumentName": "Hofstede\u2019s comparative analysis", "Image ImageDescription": "Distinguished four dimensions: Power distance (high or low) High \u2013 accept inequality of wealth and power: e.g. France, Brazil. Low \u2013 do not accept inequality \u2013 e.g. Sweden, UK. Uncertainty avoidance. High \u2013 tolerate ambiguity - e.g. US, Australia. Low \u2013 uncomfortable with uncertainty, prefer clarity \u2013 e.g. Latin America, southern Europe. Power distance. Power distance relates to the level of inequality in the level of power in society. Uncertainty avoidance. Uncertainty avoidance relates to the extent which societies can tolerate uncertainty. where there is low tolerance for uncertainty, society will have institutional structures, rules and laws to exercise high level of control. Where there is low uncertainty avoidance, a wide range of opinions can prevail. Michael G.Warner MBA DipM FCIM FIDM. 88.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}