Distinguishing firms as competitors from those that are not competitors is an example of _____________.
A) categorical knowledge
B) competitive discernment
C) causal assertion
D) competitive distinction
E) none of these

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This question is referring to the ability to categorize or group things based on certain identifying factors. In this case, the identifying factor is whether or not the firms are competitors. This is an example of categorical knowledge. Choices B, C, and D may be related to competitive analysis, but they are not the best fit for the question being asked.

Distinguishing Firms as Competitors from Those That Are Not Competitors