Note: For the resource-based questions, please use the following definitions for the four categories of resources: Physical (property, plant, equipment, technology, intellectual property, etc.), Human (key people at all levels, their judgment, skills, knowledge, etc.), Organizational (culture, structure, processes, relationships, partnerships, etc.), and Financial (retained earnings, cash, access to capital markets, bonds, etc.)

Also recall that a resource is Valuable to the degree it helps a firm raise revenues or lower costs. It is Rare to the degree that it is possessed by fewer firms in the industry or sector. It is Inimitable (difficult to imitate) to the degree that costs and/time associated with acquiring the resource are high. And it is Well-organized to the degree that it is aligned and complementary to the firms other resources.

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Question 1610 pts

Eventually, Perlmans strategy collapsed, and Marvels reputation, profits, sales, and stock price went into a tailspin, and Perlman was ignominiously sacked. A new CEO, Peter Cuneo, was brought in to do what he had done for so many other failing and flailing firmsturn them around. One of the first thing Cuneo did for the cash-strapped Marvel was to sell off the aforementioned acquisitions. This move represented a conversion of...

Group of answer choices

Physical resources into financial resources

Financial resources into organizational resources

Human resources into financial resources

Organizational resources into financial resources