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    Competitive Advantage Is Defined as the Above-Average Profits a Firm
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Competitive Advantage Is Defined as the Above-Average Profits a Firm

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Competitive advantage is defined as the above-average profits a firm is able to generate from its business operations when compared to its competition or competitive set.

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