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What does the VRIN framework stand for?
What does the VRIN framework stand for?
- Value, Rarity, Imitability, Non-substitutable (correct)
- Value, Rarity, Integration, Network
- Value, Reputation, Imitability, Non-substitutable
- Value, Return, Imitability, Newness
What does "early-mover advantages" primarily rely on?
What does "early-mover advantages" primarily rely on?
- High switching costs
- Legal restrictions
- Fast access to superior inputs
- Lower unit costs from learning curves (correct)
According to the Resource-Based View, capabilities are:
According to the Resource-Based View, capabilities are:
- Tradable assets
- Firm-specific non-transferable resource (correct)
- Resources controlled by suppliers
- Market conditions that affect profitability
What are the two types of location advantages mentioned in internationalization theory?
What are the two types of location advantages mentioned in internationalization theory?
How do network effects create a competitive advantage?
How do network effects create a competitive advantage?
What is the principal-agent problem in Agency Theory?
What is the principal-agent problem in Agency Theory?
How does bounded reliability contribute to transaction costs?
How does bounded reliability contribute to transaction costs?
In Baron's 4 I’s framework, "Interests" refer to:
In Baron's 4 I’s framework, "Interests" refer to:
What is the key difference between market strategy and non-market strategy?
What is the key difference between market strategy and non-market strategy?
What does an information strategy in CPA involve?
What does an information strategy in CPA involve?
What is the role of stakeholders in CSR?
What is the role of stakeholders in CSR?
What role do NGOs and activists play in influencing a company's CSR strategy?
What role do NGOs and activists play in influencing a company's CSR strategy?
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Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
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