A culture's sense of beauty and taste is. A. universal, as described in Homer's The Odyssey. B. an aesthetic concern of no interest to the international manager. C. an aesthetic concern that may interest the trailing spouse and is good to know a little about. D. expressed in the culture's art and music and important for international managers to know about.

Explanation:

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