###td ###
###td ### Power Distance
###td ### Individualism
###td ### Masculinity
###td ### Uncertainty Avoidance
###td ### Long Term Orientation
###td ### Indulgence
###td ### Mexico
###td ### 81
###td ### XX
###td ### 69
###td ### 82
###td ### XXXXX
###td ### 80
###td ### 66
###td ### 30
###td ### 24
###td ### XXXXXX
###td ### 13
###td ### 54
###td ### unknown
###td ### U.A.X
###td ### 25
###td ### 50
###td ### XXXXXXX
Culture is XXX XXX of XXXXXXXXXX behavior XXX perception XXXXXXXX, consisting XX XXXX of XXXXXXXXXX, actions XXX XXXXXX (Chaney, Martin, XXXX). XXX value orientations XXXXXXXX in XXX XXXXX XXX:
X. XXXXX Distance – the XXXXXX inequality and XXX XXXXXXXXXX of authority, plus the leadership profile
X. Individualism -
X. Masculinity – XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XX. XXXXXXX XX XXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX
4. Uncertainty Avoidance – Less XXXXXXXXX and rules XX. XXXXXXXXX rules XXX formality
X. Long XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX – XXXXX results XX. long term XXXXXXXXXXX
X. Indulgence - XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX vs. XXXXXXXXX
Being a business XXXXXXX for XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXX hamburger franchise already knows XXX XXXXX XXXXXX. XX XXX United States, the XXXXX distance is at XX. This XX directly linked XX the XXXX level XX individualism -91. The XXXXX XXXXXXX shows XXXX the XXXXXXXXX can XX challenged, that XXX ideal XXXXXX is XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX rather XXXX XXX authoritarian. This power distance XXXXX XXXX people feel equal XXXX each XXXXX. Each XXX XXX the XXXX XXX of XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX. The U.S society XXXXXXXXXX encourages competition. XXX uncertainty avoidance XXXXX XXXXX XXXX people expect to be free XXX XXXX formality XXX XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXX-term orientation score XX low. XXXXXX expect XXXX results and companies measure the XXXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX months. Simple XXXXXX tend XX be impulsive, XX XXX score for XXXXXXXXXX shows: "XXXX XXXX, play hard". Mexico will XX an interesting XXXXXX to XXXXXXXX. XX XXXXX yet so XXXXXXXXX. The XXXXX distance is double. Mexicans XXXXXX XXXX each XXX has a XXXX in XXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXX is an overall accepted XXXXXXXXX. The level of XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX low. Almost everything is done as a XXXXXXXXXX effort XXX the group XX stronger XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX. XXX levels of XXXXXXXXXXX are XXXXX similar XX XXX ones in X.S. This means XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX also XXXX a XXXXX XX respect for family XXX XXXX XXXXXX. The XXXX-term XXXXXXXXXXX is XXXX very XXXXXXX XXXX the XXX in XXX X.S. But Mexicans XXX a Latin culture XXX they are very XXXXXXXXX. They have a high XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX. They live for the pleasure XX XXXX. XXX hamburger franchise XXX a XXXX XXXXXXXX XXX cultural opportunity XX XXX XXXXXXX market.
XXXXX is similar XXXX XXXXXX when it XXXXX XX power distance, XXXXXXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX levels lower XXXX in XXX X.S. XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXX is rigid XXX uncertainty XX accepted. XXXXXXXXXX XX XXX so accepted XXX to a high XXXXXXXXXXXXXX. Israel XXX XXX XXXXXX score for power XXXXXXXX. XX XX more XXXX a collective society XXXX equal XXXXXXX. As a XXXXXXXXXXX, individualism is also lower XXXX in XXX U.S. The society is XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX rigid XXXX in XXXXXX. They XXXXX unplanned things. XXXX are long XXXX oriented. U.A.X XXX the XXXXXXX XXXXX for power XXXXXXXX. The XXXXXXX XX XXXXX XX an authoritarian monarchy. XXX society XX more important than XXX XXXXXXXXXX. There XX a perfect balance XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXX values. XXXX XXXXXX, XXXXX culture XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. As a conclusion, the XXXXXXXXX should XXXXX expand in Mexico XXXXXXX they are indulgent and love food.
Reference:
XXXXXX, Martin, XXXXXXXXXXXXX Business XXXXXXXXXXXXXX edition Xth ISBN 9781269140805
The Hofstede XXXXXX, XXXXXX XXXXXXX, accessed XX XXXXX 18, XXXX, from geert-hofstede.com
The hamburger is a signature dish for the United States. This paper will analyze the cultural differences and similarities between the U.S and Mexico, China, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates so that a hamburger franchise expansion will know how to approach these new potential markets. For a standardized perspective, it will useGeert Hofstede’s 6 Dimensions as a tool.
Power Distance
Individualism
Masculinity
Uncertainty Avoidance
XXXX Term Orientation
XXXXXXXXXX
U.S
40
XX
46
XXXXXX
81
69
24
XXXXX
20
66
38
Israel
54
XXXXXXX
U.A.X
90
25
80
XXXXX X, Country XXXXXXXXXX using XXXXX Hofstede’s 6 Dimensions
XXXXXXX is the set of collective behavior XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX, consisting of ways of XXXXXXXXXX, actions and values (XXXXXX, XXXXXX, XXXX). XXX XXXXX orientations XXXXXXXX in the graph are:
XXXXX a business XXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX expansion, the XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXX XXXXXX. XX XXX United XXXXXX, the XXXXX XXXXXXXX XX at 40. This XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX the high XXXXX of individualism -XX. The XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX be XXXXXXXXXX, XXXX the XXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX rather XXXX one authoritarian. XXXX power distance XXXXX that XXXXXX XXXX equal with XXXX other. XXXX XXX has XXX XXXX XXX of freedoms and rights. The U.S society moderately XXXXXXXXXX competition. XXX uncertainty XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XX XX XXXX XXX less formality XXX XXXXXXXX. XXX long-term orientation XXXXX XX XXX. XXXXXX expect XXXX results and companies measure XXX XXXXXXXXXXX in quarters XXX XXXX XXXXXX. XXXXXX people tend XX be XXXXXXXXX, as the score for indulgence shows: "XXXX hard, XXXX hard".XXXXXX XXXX be an interesting XXXXXX to XXXXXXXX. So close yet so different. XXX power XXXXXXXX is double. XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX each one XXX a XXXX in the society and there XX an XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX. XXX level of individualism XX XXX. XXXXXX everything is done XX a XXXXXXXXXX effort and XXX XXXXX is XXXXXXXX XXXX XXX individual. The levels XX masculinity XXX quite similar XX XXX ones in U.S. This means XXXXXXXX endorse XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX also keep a XXXXX of XXXXXXX for family and life XXXXXX. XXX XXXX-term orientation is also XXXX XXXXXXX with XXX XXX in the U.S. But Mexicans are a Latin XXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXX XXXX impulsive. They XXXX a XXXX XXXXX XXX indulgence. They XXXX XXX XXX pleasure of life. The XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX has a XXXX XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX on XXX Mexican market.
XXXXX is similar XXXX Mexico when it XXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXXXXX, individualism, XXX XXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX lower XXXX in XXX X.S. The XXXXXXX culture XX XXXXX but uncertainty is XXXXXXXX. Indulgence is XXX so XXXXXXXX due to a high XXXXXXXXXXXXXX. Israel XXX the lowest XXXXX for XXXXX distance. XX XX XXXX XXXX a collective XXXXXXX XXXX equal members. XX a consequence, XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX also lower than in XXX U.S. XXX society is very traditionalist and rigid like in XXXXXX. They avoid XXXXXXXXX things. They are long term oriented.U.A.X XXX the XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX power XXXXXXXX. XXX country XX ruled XX an XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX. The XXXXXXX is more XXXXXXXXX XXXX the XXXXXXXXXX. XXXXX is a perfect XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX masculine values. XXXX XXXXXX, XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. As a conclusion, the franchise should first expand in Mexico XXXXXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX XXX love food.
Chaney, Martin, Intercultural XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX 6th ISBN XXXXXXXXXXXXX
The XXXXXXXX XXXXXX, XXXXXX XXXXXXX, accessed on XXXXX XX, XXXX, from geert-XXXXXXXX.com