Abstract
This paper uses Hofstede's cultural dimensions (Hofstede G.H , Culture's Consequences International Differences in Work Related Values, (Beverly Hills, CA: Sage 1980)) to examine whether differences in organizational culture between local and foreign manufacturing firms affect the usefulness of budgetary participation in a high power distance nation (Singapore). The results from interview and survey data analysis provide support for the hypothesis that power distance moderates the usefulness of participation in budget setting and performance evaluation at the organizational culture level in terms of decreased role ambiguity and enhanced superior/subordinate relationship.
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