Firm-Specific Advantages Refer to

question 28

Multiple Choice

Firm-specific advantages refer to

• A) assets that can be easily duplicated by competitors.
• B) the fact that firms typically operate in specific industries.
• C) advantages that firms get from operating in specific countries or regions of the world.
• D) the intangible assets that firms own.

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Definitions:

Theories

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Personality Theories

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Personality

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