Porter's "national diamond" framework suggests that a significant factor explaining the dominance by German firms of the world market for luxury and high-performance automobiles is to be found more in the factors of production available in Germany than in the demand characteristics of German consumers.

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Porter's "national diamond" framework suggests that the dominance of German firms in the luxury and high-performance automobile market is attributed not only to factors of production but also significantly to the sophisticated home demand conditions in Germany, among other factors such as firm strategy, structure, rivalry, and related and supporting industries.

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