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This passage presents two different strategy concerning U.S. automakers' relationship with their suppliers during the 1980s.
P1- this excerpt outlines changes in the relationship between the U.S. automaker and suppliers in the 1980s. Specifically, the author contrasts situations that the outside suppliers are in with the comfortable position that the inside suppliers enjoyed. Furthermore, the passage points out the absent of communication between the internal divisions within the industry.
P2- this excerpt introduces some critical changes regarding the supplier system of the industry. For example, less suppliers of each type of components, extensively communicating within buyer and supplier. Notably, the automakers are decreasing their reliance on their own components divisions.
P3- this excerpt recognizes the accounts for the unexpected transform presented in previous passage, and resembles these changes to a supplier relations system prevailed earlier in the 20th.
P4- this part of the article concludes that the shift in the supplier relation system is a trade-off between promoting technical progress and maintaining dominant buyer power, given the bargaining power of the buyer firm can shape the structure of its input market. |
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