Customers and owners are important resource input stakeholders in an organization's value creation, whereas suppliers and communities are important product output stakeholders in an organization's value creation.

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Customers and suppliers are considered important resource input stakeholders as they provide essential inputs (customers provide revenue through purchases and suppliers provide materials or services) necessary for an organization's value creation. Owners are indeed important resource input stakeholders as they invest capital and resources. Communities, on the other hand, can be seen as both input and output stakeholders depending on their interaction with the organization (e.g., providing local workforce or being affected by the organization's operations).

Customers and Owners Are Important Resource Input Stakeholders in an Organization's