A competitive advantage based on inimitability can be sustained for at least some time if it has the following characteristics
A) Physical uniqueness, path dependency, causal ambiguity, and social complexity.
B) Psychographic uniqueness, path dependency, causal ambiguity, and substitutability.
C) Rarity, path dependency, causal ambiguity, and social substitutability.
D) Geographic uniqueness, cause dependency, social ambiguity, and path complexity.

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A competitive advantage based on inimitability can be sustained if it involves physical uniqueness (something that cannot be easily replicated), path dependency (historical unique conditions), causal ambiguity (unclear how the advantage was achieved), and social complexity (complex social relationships). These factors make it difficult for competitors to replicate the advantage.

A Competitive Advantage Based on Inimitability Can Be Sustained for at Least