Michael E. Porter contended that a country can make new propelled factor blessings for example, skilled work, a solid innovation and information base, government backing, and culture. Porter utilized a diamond-formed graph as the premise of a structure to delineate the determinants of national advantage. This diamond speaks to the national playing field that nations set up for their industries.
Factor Conditions
Demand Conditions
Related and Supporting Industries
Firm Strategy, Structure, and Rivalry
The Diamond as a System
Government's Role
The role of government in the model is to:
Example:
The Japanese Fax Machine Industry
The Japanese copy industry represents the diamond of national advantage.
Japanese firms accomplished strength in this industry for the accompanying reasons:
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