The top management team at Ingenuity, Inc., has assigned a team of scientists to a multi-year project to investigate the viability of growing large amounts of fur from cloned cells of minks and foxes to produce no-kill fur products for coats and other clothing items. This idea would satisfy all the dimensions of the entrepreneurial orientation EXCEPT:

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The idea of growing fur from cloned cells to produce no-kill fur products for clothing items is not in conflict with competitive autonomy, as it does not involve intentionally harming or competing with other companies. However, this idea does involve innovativeness, proactiveness, and risk taking, as it requires the development of new technology, the ability to anticipate and respond to market demand, and the financial and ethical risks associated with cloning and animal products.

The Top Management Team at Ingenuity, Inc