Caesar's Competitors

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The results of each company in the five resource categories would suggest that Caesars Entertainment has the highest competitive advantage from placing 1st in two categories, 2nd in two categories, and 4th in one category. Unfortunately for Caesars the category that they placed 4th in was financials, which is in many people's opinion is the most important resource to be considered. However, hopefully for Caesars having four very strong resources is an indicator of future financial success. As for Wynn they seem to be near the bottom in each resource, however Wynn is being compared to three very notable companies. It's also worth noting that despite these companies being the closest competitors with Wynn Resorts, Wynn has the least properties

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