It is difficult even for Apple's managers to pinpoint the underlying cause of the company's phenomenal success.The term that best applies to this difficulty is known as
A) competitive dependence.
B) resource mobility.
C) causal ambiguity.
D) path dependence.

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The term that best applies to this difficulty is known as causal ambiguity. Everyone can see that Apple has had several hugely successful innovative products such as the iMac, iPod, iPhone, and the iPad, combined with its hugely popular iTunes services. A deep understanding, however, of exactly why Apple has been so successful is very difficult. Even Apple's managers themselves may not be able to clearly pinpoint the sources of their success.

It Is Difficult Even for Apple's Managers to Pinpoint the Underlying