Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy acted separately in comedy shorts for the Hal Roach Studio for over a decade without greatly distinguishing themselves from hundreds of other screen comedians.Then in 1927,Roach writer-director Leo McCarey tried them out as a comedy team in one more routine short.Only then was the fantastic chemistry between "the fiddle and the bow" realized.The rest is immortality.This story relates to the "new growth theory" idea of
A) employee involvement.
B) rearranging.
C) exogeneity.
D) objects and ideas.

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The story illustrates the "new growth theory" idea of rearranging existing resources (in this case, actors) in a new way to create significant value, similar to how Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were paired together to form a successful comedy team.

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy Acted Separately in Comedy Shorts