An inside-out analysis is one that:
A)considers the general environment and industry setting.
B)catalogues the start-up's sources of potential strengths.
C)considers the strengths of buyers and suppliers.
D)catalogues the possible responses of rivals in the industry.

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An inside-out analysis is a self-examination of a company's internal capabilities, resources, and potential strengths. It focuses on the company's own abilities to create a competitive advantage rather than external factors such as the general environment or industry setting, buyers and suppliers strength, or possible responses of rivals in the industry. Therefore, the best choice for an inside-out analysis is cataloguing the start-up's sources of potential strengths (option B).

An Inside-Out Analysis Is One That