When a Firm's Managerial Resources Are Insufficient to Take Advantage

question 25

Multiple Choice

When a firm's managerial resources are insufficient to take advantage of its new product and service opportunities, the subsequent bottleneck is referred to as the:

• A) commercial capacity problem
• B) entrepreneurial aptitude problem
• C) managerial capacity problem
• D) business capacity problem
• E) business aptitude problem

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Definitions:

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