Jay Galbraith and Ed Lawler's comment that: "Ultimately, there may be no long-term sustainable advantage that the ability to organize and manage" may be justified by:
A)The impact of disruptive technologies in most industries
B)The realities of Schumpeterian competition
C)The need for firms to continually develop and renew their organizational capabilities
D)Of all the most strategically important resources, good managers are the most scarce

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The statement by Galbraith and Lawler suggests that the ability to organize and manage may not necessarily provide a sustainable advantage in the long run. This is because firms need to continually develop and renew their organizational capabilities to stay competitive. This idea aligns with choice C, which emphasizes the need for firms to constantly update their organizational capabilities. While choices A and B may also reflect the impact of disruptive technologies and Schumpeterian competition on a firm's ability to maintain a competitive advantage, they do not directly address the role of organizational capabilities. Choice D, on the other hand, suggests that good managers are scarce, but it does not address the idea of a long-term sustainable advantage or the need for firms to continually update their capabilities.

Jay Galbraith and Ed Lawler's Comment That: "Ultimately, There May