Backward Vertical Integration Can Produce

Multiple Choice

Backward vertical integration can produce:

A) a full integration when activities remain the domain of key suppliers.
B) a tapered integration if the firm consolidates all activities in-house.
C) a differentiation-based competitive advantage when activities enhance the performance of the final product.
D) a focused differentiation strategy when the market is broad and the product is a commodity.
E) All of these.