Explain what is an O-Advantage
Resources of the firm that
are transferable across
borders and enable the
firm to attain competitive
advantages abroad
Explain what is an L-Advantage
An advantage enjoyed by
firms operating in certain
locations.
Explain what is an L-Advantage
Advantages of organizing
activities within a
multinational firm rather
than using a market
transaction.
Give an example of O-advantage
Firm that have resources that have been able to use to make a competitive advantage out of it.
( Google,Toyota, etc.)
Give an example of L-advantage
The gains of getting in a specific location
(Nestlé in Switzerland)
Give an example of I-advantage
firm benefit of keeping control over certain operations.
( Starbucks produce its own coffee)
Which of the following is an example of an O-advantage (Ownership Advantage)?
Answer: B) A firm owns proprietary technology that gives it a competitive edge in international markets.
What is an example of an L-advantage (Location Advantage) in the context of FDI?
Answer: B) A firm invests in a country because it has access to a skilled labor force and natural resources.
Which scenario best illustrates an I-advantage (Internalization advantage) under the OLI framework?
Answer: B) A multinational firm builds its own distribution network in a foreign country to reduce transaction costs and protect intellectual property
Find the O-advantage that is not part of a normal MNE
A) proprietary technological
B) Delivery of know how
C)Experience in institutional imperfect environments
D) Enables resources to be boundary-less
Answer: C) Experience in institutional imperfect environments
An example of an agglomeration would be:
Answer: C) Wind energy companies clustered in Denmark
Sometimes FDI is the best solution instead of other contracting methods that are used to expand abroad.Which of those factors FDI doesn't avoid?
A)Tacit knowledge
B) Dissemination Risk
C)Asset specificity
D) Cost monitoring
Answer: A) Tacit knowledge