Having valuable, but common resources/capabilities leads to:
A)Competitive parity.
B)Competitive advantage.
C) Lack of competition.
D) Competitive disadvantage.

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Having valuable, but common resources/capabilities leads to competitive parity. This means that although the resources or capabilities are valuable, they are not unique to the company and can also be acquired by competitors, leading to a level playing field in terms of competition.

Having Valuable, but Common Resources/capabilities Leads To