Costly-To-Imitate Capabilities Can Emerge for All of the Following Reasons

question 46

Multiple Choice

Costly-to-imitate capabilities can emerge for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

• A) lack of scientific transference.
• B) social complexity.
• C) unique historical conditions.
• D) causal ambiguity.

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Definitions:

Human Activities

Actions undertaken by humans that affect the natural environment, which can include industrial production, agriculture, and urban development.

COSEWIC

The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada, responsible for assessing the conservation status of species at risk.

Canadian Wildlife

encompasses the diverse range of animals, birds, and marine species native to Canada, thriving in its varied climates and ecosystems.

Science-Based Recommendations

Advice or guidelines developed through scientific research and analysis.