Are carmakers on the wrong track? Too much outsourcing in an imperfect-modular industry can be harmful
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- Vincent Frigant, 2011. "Are carmakers on the wrong track? Too much outsourcing in an imperfect-modular industry can be harmful," Post-Print hal-00652241, HAL.
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modular production; imperfect modularity; automobile industry; outsourcing; carmakers; automotive suppliers; literature review; opportunistic behaviour; absorptive capacity; production costs.;All these keywords.
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