A would be an example of an owner-specific advantage for an MNE. 1) patent 2) economy of scale 3) economy of scope 4) All of the above A foreign direct investment (FD) will be economically viable if 1) the host country is enriched with cheap labor forces 2) the host country is enriched with skilled human capital 3) the host country is enriched with cheap raw materials 4) the host country offers favourable economic policies to MNCs/MNEs When the Australian dollar becomes stronger, Australian exports in the foreign market become 1) less productive 2) more competitive 3) less costly 4) less competitive Under the classical gold standard (1890-1914): 1) Exchange rates were managed by central bank in the range between the upper and the lower gold points 2) Exchange rates were allowed to freely float between the upper and the lower gold points. 3) Exchange rates were absolutely fixed 4) Exchange rates were allowed to freely float A would be an example of an owner-specific advantage for an MNE. 1) patent 2) economy of scale 3) economy of scope 4) All of the above A foreign direct investment (FD) will be economically viable if 1) the host country is enriched with cheap labor forces 2) the host country is enriched with skilled human capital 3) the host country is enriched with cheap raw materials 4) the host country offers favourable economic policies to MNCs/MNEs When the Australian dollar becomes stronger, Australian exports in the foreign market become 1) less productive 2) more competitive 3) less costly 4) less competitive Under the classical gold standard (1890-1914): 1) Exchange rates were managed by central bank in the range between the upper and the lower gold points 2) Exchange rates were allowed to freely float between the upper and the lower gold points. 3) Exchange rates were absolutely fixed 4) Exchange rates were allowed to freely float