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Is your company vertically integrated? If so, is it fully, or partially, integrated? If not, would such a move yield potentially high competitive rewards? Explain your rationale. You can also use a past firm or one with which you are familiar.

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My company is a Automobile manufacturing firm. My firm is not fully vertically integrated in the sense that it does not have ownership or control of all the component ...

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