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Vertical (Dis‑)Integration and Firm Performance: A Management Paradigm Revisited
Abstract
Vertical disintegration in manufacturing industries has been an increasing trend since the 1990s in many countries. According to a prevailing management paradigm of focusing on core competencies, firms should have vertically disintegrated (i.e. outsourced non-core competencies) to achieve cost savings, enhance competitiveness and improve firm performance. In line with this management paradigm, most empirical studies therefore hypothesized a...
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Title
Vertical (Dis‑)Integration and Firm Performance: A Management Paradigm Revisited
Published Date
Feb 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
72
Issue
1
Pages
1 - 37
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