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) primary activity
B) support activity
C) static resource
D) resource flow
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A) The local fast-food chain Easy Hot Dogs expanded its limited menu to maintain its advantage against stiff competition.
B) The local fast-food chain Easy Hot Dogs added a salad bar to maintain its competitive advantage against stiff competition.
C) The local fast-food chain Easy Hot Dogs used its wholesome image to maintain its competitive advantage against stiff competition.
D) The local fast-food chain Easy Hot Dogs revised its image of being a cheap-food place to being a wholesome family place in order to maintain its competitive advantage against stiff competition.
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A) resources of firms are highly scarce and hence the government interferes to ensure equal distribution.
B) resources of firms are highly exhaustible and hence they cannot contribute to their competitive advantage.
C) resource bundles of firms competing in the same industry are unique to some extent and thus differ from one another.
D) resource bundles of firms competing in the same industry tend to be highly mobile, moving easily from firm to firm.
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A) resource immobility is high.
B) perfect competition exists.
C) resource heterogeneity is high.
D) capabilities of a firm are not easily replicable.
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A) primary activity
B) secondary activity
C) support activity
D) premier activity
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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) Kristin's Cosmetics attempted to imitate how Monica's Makeup combined its management and product development systems with little success.
B) Kristin's Cosmetics failed to acquire the resources for its eyeliner at a low cost and thereby lost its competitive advantage over Monica's Makeup.
C) Kristin's Cosmetics had difficulty competing with Monica's Makeup because it could not access the many makeup factories in Kentucky as easily as its competitor.
D) Kristin's Cosmetics did not fully understand the reasons for the success of Monica's Makeup and therefore had difficulty competing with the firm.
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A) Resource immobility
B) Causal ambiguity
C) Resource heterogeneity
D) Social complexity
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A) resource immobility
B) resource homogeneity
C) resource perishability
D) resource equality
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A) A firm's competitive advantage is derived from static resource or market advantages.
B) A firm must be able to change its resource base as the external environment changes in order to sustain its competitive advantage.
C) A firm should modify its core competencies to effectively compete in dynamic markets.
D) A firm's external environment is rarely stable, and in many industries, change is fast and ferocious.
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A) the movement in the music industry from renting works to buying works to own
B) the need for Apple to create an image as a leader in technical audio research
C) the change in content delivery from ownership via downloads to streaming on demand
D) the demand for the extremely high-quality headphones that Beat produced
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A) time compression diseconomies.
B) resource homogeneity.
C) causal ambiguity.
D) path dependence.
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A) social complexity
B) causal ambiguity
C) time compression diseconomies
D) better expectations of future resource value
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A) fit between its internal strengths and the external environment is static.
B) source of its competitive advantage is causally ambiguous.
C) source of its competitive advantage is socially complex.
D) resource bundles exhibit heterogeneity and immobility.
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A) The resource stock of Bass Automobiles Inc. increased.
B) Bass Automobiles Inc. faced resource leakage.
C) The resource flow into Unicorn Autos Inc. reduced.
D) Bass Automobiles Inc.'s tangible assets decreased.
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A) path dependence.
B) dependence complexity.
C) causal ambiguity.
D) social complexity.
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A) path dependence.
B) dependence complexity.
C) causal dependence.
D) path immobility.
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A) causal ambiguity
B) knowledge diffusion
C) social complexity
D) path dependence
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