Introduction
Supply Chain In management and microeconomics, a vertical integration refers to a case where the company owns the supply chain. It follows that each unit in the supply chain usually produce or market a specific product or service (Michael, 2011). In the end, this products and services combine to satisfy a common need. It has long been perceived as a plan that not only brings the supply chain under one ownership but also into one corporation. Our scenario calls for common ownership of the Power Tools Company clearly achieved via the vertical integration. Further, we can classify a company as a composite tool oriented where ...
