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Business competitive advantage is considered among the research community and practitioners as a means for attaining financial goals. The idea is to gain a sustainable edge or superiority over rivals. In the industry context, firms look at demand generation for sales, profitability and market share as key indicators of business success. For this purpose, ‘strategy’ represents the phenomenon that triggers competitive advantage where an organization employs variety of means in charting its direction and enabling for execution. This paper takes the framework of strategy as the main argument to explain competitive status of a business. It sheds light on different perspectives on strategic sources ranging from resource-based view to market positioning and social capital as the means of generating and sustaining business competitive advantage.

Imran Hameed. (2009) Sources of Business Competitive Advantage: A Review, Journal of Business & Economics , Volume-01, Issue-2.
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