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1: Relationships with the suppliers of US automakers are under change.
Before change: lots of suppliers, Inside component supplier: long term, guaranteed, comfortable; outside suppliers: lots of competition, short term.
However, little communication existed between the inside component department does not communicate with either the engineer department or the assembly plant.
2: after change: fewer suppliers, fewer contract for inside suppliers, outside suppliers: long term and more contrats. Information is interchangeable.
3: the change is surprising: 1, automakers empower outside suppliers--defy economic logic. 2, reduction in vertical integration is contradict the existing theories. 3, not according to the trend of development. the relationship has come back to it was in the earlier twentieth.
4: Buyer firm can change the structure of its input market. Buyers are facing a trade-off between technical progress and maintaining buyer bargaining power.
Introduce a phenomenon, point out several points that might to be surprising, and conclude with pros and cons or the buyer firm. |
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