Torgo's CEO takes the position that opening permanent operations in Sri Lanka will benefit the company as well as Sri Lanka itself. Which of the following, if true, most weakens the CEO's position?
A) Asian countries tend to have large amounts of inexpensive labor available.
B) Torgo Software employs some of the best IT experts in its U.S. offices.
C) Sri Lanka has a relatively educated workforce but a high unemployment rate.
D) Torgo is looking to hire only the most competent workers in its overseas operations.
E) Distinctive aspects of the local culture may suffer when Western companies open operations in foreign countries.
Answer: E
Explanation: E) The potential of the local culture becoming Westernized represents a loss of value to a host country like Sri Lanka, with its unique heritage and potentially tourist-friendly natural environment. Choices A and C are incorrect because they may mean that jobs will be provided to the host country, which is a benefit to it. Choices B and D are not relevant to whether Torgo opening facilities in Sri Lanka benefits the company or the host country.
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