Capabilities May Be Costly to Imitate If Firms Have Unique

question 82

True/False

Capabilities may be costly to imitate if firms have unique and valuable organizational cultures, are causally ambiguous, or are socially complex.

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Definitions:

Convict Labor

The practice of using prisoners for work, often in hard or skilled labor, historically utilized to build infrastructure, in private enterprises, or as a form of punishment.

White Illiteracy

The inability to read and write among white populations, historically discussed in contexts of education and social development, particularly in post-Civil War southern United States.

White Domination

A social system where white individuals hold power and privilege over other racial groups, often instituted through racial segregation, discrimination, and policies.

"Whites Only"

Signs or policies used, especially in the United States during segregation, to enforce racial discrimination by restricting access to certain areas, services, or rights to white individuals only.