Analyze the eight cultural dimensions (individualism, collectivism, egalitarian, hierarchal, performance orientation, future orientation, assertiveness, humane orientation, and uncertainty avoidance) of Mexico. Use this chart as a guide if you need help.

Cultural Dimensions	Priorities
Individualism	Independence vs. Interdependence Individual Goals over group goals Choice vs. Obligation Distinct/separate Germany, UK, Netherlands
Collectivism	Interdependence vs. Independence Group goals vs. Individual goals Obligation vs. Choice China, S. Korea
Egalitarian	Even distribution of power, minimize status differences, and minimize special privileges Hong Kong, USA, Netherlands
Hierarchal	Power differences are expected, follow leaders without questioning them, and feel comfortable with leaders receiving special privileges and opportunities S. Korea, France, Germany

Cultural Dimensions	Priorities
Performance Orientation	The extent to which a community encourages and rewards innovation, high standards, and performance improvement" (H) Hong Kong, S. Korea, Netherlands (L) Brazil, Mexico, Italy
Future Orientation	Involves the degree to which cultures are willing to sacrifice current wants to achieve future needs (H) Netherlands, Germany, UK (L) China, Taiwan, Italy
Assertiveness	Deals with the level of confrontation and directness that is considered appropriate and productive (H) Germany, Hong Kong, USA (L) China, Taiwan, Japan
Humane Orientation	The degree to which an organization or society encourages and rewards individuals for being fair, altruistic, friendly, generous, caring, and kind (H) Japan, China, USA (L) Italy, France, Germany
Uncertainty Avoidance	Refers to how cultures socialize members to feel in uncertain, novel, surprising, or extraordinary situation; High - uncomfortable; low - comfortable (H) Germany, China, Netherlands (L) USA, Japan, Mexico