Which of the following is NOT a going rate approach advantage?
A) Simplicity
B) Identification with host country
C) Equality among PCNs, TCNs, and HCNs in the same location
D) Facilitates expatriate re-entry

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Facilitating expatriate re-entry is a advantage of the going rate approach, as it ensures that expatriates are paid similarly to their domestic counterparts, making it easier for them to reintegrate into their home country's job market. A, B, and C are advantages of the going rate approach, as it simplifies compensation decisions, identifies with the host country's labor market, and promotes equality among all employees in the same location. Facilitating expatriate re-entry is actually an advantage of the going rate approach. The other three options (simplicity, identification with host country, and equality among employees in the same location) are advantages of the going rate approach.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Going Rate Approach