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    Toyota's Just-In-Time System Is an Example of
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Toyota's Just-In-Time System Is an Example of

Question 79

Question 79

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Toyota's just-in-time system is an example of


A) backward (upstream) integration.
B) quasi-vertical integration.
C) using transfer pricing to avoid price controls.
D) horizontal, downstream integration.

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