A capability of the firm is NOT considered to be
A) the capacity of a firm to competently perform some internal activity.
B) referred to as a competence.
C) developed and enabled through the deployment of a company's resources or some combination of its resources.
D) a competitively valuable resource.
E) related to the level of resources available.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The level of resources available is not the only factor that determines a firm's capability. Capability includes the firm's ability to competently perform internal activities and deploy resources effectively, but it also includes intangible factors such as culture, leadership, and expertise. Therefore, option E is the correct answer.

A Capability of the Firm Is NOT Considered to Be