A "LEGO" View of a Firm

question 47

Multiple Choice

A "LEGO" view of a firm:

• A) fails to realize that social capital associated with complex relationships and knowledge permeating many firms can be a source of competitive advantage.
• B) states that in order to attain competitive advantage,market-based and nonmarket- based (political)capabilities need to complement each other
• C) is another way of saying "casual ambiguity"
• D) is a term used to describe a firm's ambidexterity

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Definitions:

Generation Languages

Different levels of computer languages, from low-level (closer to binary code) to high-level languages (closer to human languages).

Symbols

Marks or characters used to represent objects, functions, or processes.

Commands

Instructions given by a user or program to a computer to perform specific operations.

Syntax Error

A violation of the strict set of rules that define the programming language.