Global leaders confront increased ambiguity because:
A) they find themselves unable to make decisions.
B) their environment is more difficult than that of the domestic leader.
C) much of the information they receive is difficult to give meaning to because it lacks clarity or has unclear cause-and-effect relationships.
D) they function in a world with too much clarity.
E) A and B.

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Global leaders confront increased ambiguity because much of the information they receive is difficult to give meaning to because it lacks clarity or has unclear cause-and-effect relationships. This can make decision making more challenging and increases the need for adaptability and flexibility. Option A and B are incorrect as they are not necessarily true for all global leaders. Option D is incorrect as too much clarity may actually make decision making easier.

Global Leaders Confront Increased Ambiguity Because