Brands are strategic______that provide an organization with a mainly competitive advantage.A.belongingsB.propertyC.assetsD.assessment
Brands are strategic______that provide an organization with a mainly competitive advantage.
A.belongings
B.property
C.assets
D.assessment
B.property
C.assets
D.assessment
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解析：本题考查近义词辨析。题目意为“品牌是战略资产，它为组织提供了主要竞争优势。”空格前面是brands are，所以空格应为可数名词。A选项“财产，所有物”，B选项“财产，所有权”，C选项“资产”，可数名词， D选项“评定，估价”。固定搭配strategic assets 战略资产。
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