The theory of national competitive advantage derives from all of the following conditions except
A) demand conditions.
B) supply conditions.
C) strategies, structures, and rivalries.
D) related and supporting industries.
E) factor conditions.

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The theory of national competitive advantage, also known as Porter's Diamond, does not include "supply conditions" as one of its determinants. Instead, it focuses on factor conditions, demand conditions, related and supporting industries, and firm strategy, structure, and rivalry.

The Theory of National Competitive Advantage Derives from All of the Following