Causal Ambiguity-Difficulties Over Diagnosing the Sources of a Rival's Competitive

question 49

True/False

Causal ambiguity-difficulties over diagnosing the sources of a rival's competitive advantage-creates uncertain imitability-uncertainty over the ability to replicate that competitive advantage.

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High in Need

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Achievement

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Power

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Type A Personality

A personality type characterized by competitiveness, urgency, aggression, and an excessive struggle to achieve more in less time.