GN Corp and BC Inc

question 21

Multiple Choice

GN Corp. and BC Inc. are two competing firms in the same industry. GN Corp.'s tangible assets are valued at $15 billion and its intangible assets are valued at $35 billion. BC Inc.'s tangible assets are valued at $5 billion and its intangible assets are valued at $45 billion. What can be concluded from this information?

• A) BC Inc. will be less competitive than GN Corp. because of its smaller investment in tangible assets.
• B) It is likely that BC Inc. is better enabled than GN Corp. to gain and sustain a competitive advantage.
• C) Judging from the assets listed, BC Inc. has probably been in the industry a much shorter time than GN Corp.
• D) There is no resource heterogeneity between the two firms, BC Inc. and GN Corp., as they operate in the same industry.

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