Comparing the decision-making styles of U.S.executives and Asian executives reveals that ________.
A) American business leaders often put strategic decisions up for a vote
B) Japanese business leaders tend to make decisions by consensus
C) Japanese CEOs prefer to make decisions alone
D) American CEOs have little leeway when making large, strategic decisions

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B)Think of global business styles as a continuum with U.S.executives at one end and their Asian counterparts at the other.America and Japan provide an excellent example for studying cross-cultural leadership interaction due to the cultural differences between the countries.American CEOs differ in styles,but most have a common denominator; they have more leeway to make large,strategic decisions themselves.Japanese leaders tend to make decisions by consensus.

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