All of the following are typical examples of ownership-specific advantages except ________.

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Ownership-specific advantages typically refer to assets or capabilities that a firm owns and can leverage internationally, such as marketing skills, economies of scale, and trademarks. Natural resources, however, are location-specific advantages tied to the geographical location and cannot be owned or moved by a firm in the same way.

All of the Following Are Typical Examples of Ownership-Specific Advantages