Your immediate boss is an Australian investor who wishes to invest approximately $1 million AUD in...

Your immediate boss is an Australian investor who wishes to invest approximately $1 million AUD in one of three provided online retail stores. As a business analyst, you need to do an in-depth analysis of Australian cultural dimensions (based on Hofstede’s) and identify and justify which one of these three companies would be the best fit for Australian market.

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Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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