When executives of a firm consider business opportunities only where they can leverage their existing competencies and resources, it can be concluded that the firm is using
A) related-constrained diversification.
B) related-linked diversification.
C) strategic outsourcing.
D) offshore outsourcing.

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When executives of a firm consider business opportunities only where they can leverage their existing competencies and resources, it can be concluded that the firm is using related-constrained diversification. The choices of alternative business activities are limited-constrained-by the fact that they need to be related through common resources, capabilities, and competencies.

When Executives of a Firm Consider Business Opportunities Only Where