Incumbent Firms Favor Incremental Innovation Over Radical Innovation Because

Incumbent firms favor incremental innovation over radical innovation because

A) their business decisions are independent of the other parties in their innovation ecosystem.
B) radical innovation will disturb the existing power distribution within the firms.
C) incumbent firms do not have formal organizational structures and processes like the way new entrants do.
D) incremental innovations help firms sustain a permanent competitive advantage, whereas radical innovations only help gain a temporary advantage.