Costly-to-imitate capabilities can emerge for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A) lack of scientific transference.
B) social complexity.
C) unique historical conditions.
D) causal ambiguity.

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Costly-to-imitate capabilities can emerge due to social complexity, unique historical conditions, and causal ambiguity, but not due to a lack of scientific transference.

Costly-To-Imitate Capabilities Can Emerge for All of the Following Reasons