A Resource-Based Strategy

question 33

Multiple Choice

A resource-based strategy

• A)is often based on cross-department combinations of intellectual capital and expertise.
• B)uses a company's valuable and rare resources and competitive capabilities to deliver value to customers that rivals have difficulty matching.
• C)is typically based on a stand-alone resource strength such as technological expertise.
• D)refers to a company's most efficiently executed value-chain activity.
• E)uses industry key success factors to provide a company with a core competence that rivals cannot effectively imitate.

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