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Abstract
The solid corporation will continue to view vertical integration as a critical part of manufacturing reform. Though assemblers realize high profits mainly from innovations in distribution and marketing, the most dramatic gains in quality, price, and flexibility result at the subassembly and component levels, where research and development costs are very high and margins are comparatively lower.
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Abstract
The solid corporation will continue to view vertical integration as a critical part of manufacturing reform. Though assemblers realize high profits mainly from innovations in distribution and marketing, the most dramatic gains in quality, price, and flexibility result at the subassembly and component levels, where research and development costs are very high and margins are comparatively lower.