The OLI paradigm describes the degree to which the firm has advantages due to its:

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The OLI paradigm stands for Ownership, Location, and Internalisation. These factors describe the advantages that a firm has when operating in a foreign market. Ownership refers to the firm's unique advantages such as technology or brand recognition, Location refers to the advantages offered by the foreign market's location itself (e.g. raw materials or access to consumers), and Internalisation refers to the advantages of controlling the production process and distribution channels within the foreign market.

The OLI Paradigm Describes the Degree to Which the Firm