Research: National Culture's Impact on Pfizer in the UK
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This research project investigates the impact of national culture on the financial performance of Pfizer Ltd., a major pharmaceutical company in the UK. The study examines how cultural dimensions, as defined by Hofstede's framework, influence financial decisions and outcomes within the organization. The research employs a quantitative approach, using survey data collected from employees of Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline, and AstraZeneca. Key research questions explore the influence of national culture on firm performance, its impact on financing decisions, and how these decisions affect financial outcomes. The findings suggest that cultural aspects like high power distance, high individualism, and long-term orientation negatively impact financial performance, while high masculinity, uncertainty avoidance, and indulgence have a positive influence. The research highlights the importance of considering national culture in financial strategies and decision-making within the pharmaceutical sector, providing insights into how cultural factors can shape a firm's financial success. The project concludes that Hofstede's cultural dimensions are essential in understanding the impact of national culture on a firm's financial performance.
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