Different Individuals (And Groups) Have Different "Knowledge Corridors" and Are

question 3

Multiple Choice

Different individuals (and groups) have different "knowledge corridors" and are the only ones who can see certain opportunities, not everyone (Venkataraman, 1997) . According to this theory, an opportunity only presents itself to those with the knowledge to recognize and interpret it. Which three types of knowledge are connected to this theory?

• A) retaining an amateur gaze - the open and curious newcomer
• B) domain-specific knowledge
• C) ability to acquire relevant knowledge (≈ in the corridors)
• D) market and customer knowledge
• E) textbook knowledge in a related subject
• F) technical knowledge

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