An expatriate of country a argues that the practice of giving corporate gifts is acceptable in another country as long as it is consistent with local laws and customs. in this scenario, the country a expatriate is guided by a. ethnocentrism b. moral relativism c. ethical imperialism d. cultural relativism e. moral absolutism

 the country expatriate is guided by: d. cultural relativism
Cultural relativism refers to the view that believes certain values or practice should be understood based on the culture where they belong to.
In order  to fully embodied cultural relativism, a person must understand that not all cultures is similar to the culture that he/she's grown accustomed to