The businesses in a diversified company's lineup exhibit good resource fit when Group of answer choices its individual businesses add to a company's resource strengths and when it has the resources to adequately support the requirements of its businesses as a group without spreading itself too thin. each business unit generates just enough cash flow annually to fund its own capital requirements and thus does not require cash infusions from the corporate parent. there are enough cash cow businesses to support the capital requirements of the cash hog businesses. each business unit produces sufficient cash flows over and above what is needed to build and maintain the business, thereby providing the parent company with enough cash to pay shareholders a generous and steadily increasing dividend. the resource requirements of each of its businesses exactly match the resources the company has available.