Liability of foreignness deals with the ethical issues of doing business abroad that result in a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis indigenous firms.

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Liability of foreignness refers to the additional costs and challenges that foreign firms face when entering and operating in a host country, not specifically ethical issues. These can include cultural, regulatory, and economic differences.

Liability of Foreignness Deals with the Ethical Issues of Doing