Assume a firm's resources and capabilities are costly to imitate. This is because rival companies do not clearly understand the relationship between the resources and capabilities controlled by the firm. In this case, the firm's competitive advantage is protected against imitation by causal ambiguity. dependence complexity. social complexity. path dependence.
Option A (Causal ambiguity) is the correct choice.
Explanation:
Causal ambiguity seems to be the circumstance in which it would be difficult to properly link the results or potential impact of some kind of occurrence including its initial values as well as triggers in strategic decisions and therefore in the formulation of strategy.
A category of instruments used throughout economic analysis to assess the competitive advantage of a firm is very much at its fingertips.
The other given choice are not related to the given instance. So that option would be the appropriate choice.
