Codifiable capabilities may add less value to a new venture because:
A) they are harder to defend from imitation
B) they are more difficult to transfer than more tacit or intangible resources
C) their benefit to the corporate parent makes them difficult to transfer
D) none of the above

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Codifiable capabilities are easier to imitate because they can be clearly defined and documented, making it easier for competitors to replicate them. This reduces their value to a new venture as unique or competitive advantages.

Codifiable Capabilities May Add Less Value to a New Venture