A) Finolo and Ethver will have a VRIO resource.
B) Invoro will have a resource that is valuable but no longer rare.
C) Invoro will have a sustainable competitive advantage in the industry.
D) Invoro will have a resource that is rare but no longer valuable.
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A) The firm's cash at bank
B) The firm's finished goods inventory
C) The firm's organizational culture
D) The firm's land and building
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A) It results in a reduction in the company's intangible-resource stocks.
B) It makes the source of the company's competitive advantage causally ambiguous.
C) It makes the source of the company's competitive advantage socially complex.
D) It results in greater immobility and heterogeneity of the company's resources.
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A) inexhaustible
B) rare
C) intangible
D) virtual
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A) Groupon's competency was not hard to imitate.
B) Groupon's competency was built more on an intangible resource than on a tangible one.
C) Groupon operated in an industry where the barriers to entry were high.
D) Groupon invested in resources that were invaluable and common.
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A) It stopped spending money on celebrity endorsements and started restricting its expenditure for sponsoring only track and field sports stars.
B) It made the unorthodox move to spend basically its entire budget for a specific sport on a single star athlete.
C) It spread its marketing budget more widely.
D) It focused on sponsoring future athletic superstars who embodied a likely success story.
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A) The resources of the company that are mobile
B) The capital raised by the company from its shareholders
C) The expertise acquired by the employees in the company
D) The headquarters owned by the company
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A) It makes it difficult for the competitors to understand why a company has been so successful.
B) It creates a situation in which different social and business systems interact with one another.
C) It makes it difficult for competitors to deploy their resources by creating ambiguity within their organizational structures.
D) It makes it difficult for competitors to imitate core competencies quickly due to time compression diseconomies.
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A) path dependence.
B) dependence complexity.
C) causal dependence.
D) path immobility.
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A) equity reserve
B) economic equity
C) core competency
D) capital gain
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A) It is easier to buy intangible assets with cash than tangible assets.
B) It is likely that BC Inc. is better enabled than GN Corp. to gain and sustain a competitive advantage.
C) It takes longer time to build tangible assets than intangible assets.
D) There is no resource heterogeneity between the two firms, BC Inc. and GN Corp. as they operate in the same industry.
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A) competitive dependence
B) resource mobility
C) causal ambiguity
D) path dependence
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A) strategic decisions have long-term consequences.
B) the occurrence of time compression diseconomies becomes rare.
C) competitors can easily imitate or create core competencies quickly.
D) past decisions of a firm do not affect its current situation.
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