In many modern U.S. industries the following patterns seem to hold: (a) Small firms are more likely
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In many modern U.S. industries the following patterns seem to hold:
(a) Small firms are more likely to outsource production of inputs than are large firms;
(b) “Standard” inputs (such as a simple transistor that could be used by several electronics manufacturers) are more likely to be outsourced than “tailormade”
inputs (such as a circuit board designed for a single manufacturer’s specific needs).
What factors might explain these patterns?
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Economics Of Strategy
ISBN: 9781118273630
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Authors: David Besanko, David Dranove, Scott Schaefer, Mark Shanley
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