The OLI Paradigm

The OLI paradigm

A) Is designed to identify the single most attractive locations in which a company can build a production facility.
B) Is intended to show a company if it makes good competitive sense to locate facilities abroad.
C) Is used to determine whether an MNE should enter a particular market using a greenfield investment or should acquire an existing company.
D) Is particularly useful for distinguishing business environments in which franchising is a better strategy than licensing.
E) All of the above statements are attributes of the OLI paradigm.