Multiple Choice
A foreign service premium is
A) paid when the expatriate is being sent to a difficult location.
B) the extra pay that an expatriate receives for working outside his or her country of origin.
C) normally given to ensure that the expatriate can afford the same quality of housing in the foreign country as at home.
D) paid to ensure that the expatriate enjoys the same standard of living in the foreign posting as at home.
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