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Hybrid-costing systems are developed to cost products that are produced in a standardised environment,but which are often customised to meet the needs of some of its customers.
Operations
The day-to-day activities involved in the running of a business, organization, or system, focusing on efficiently producing goods and services.
Antitrust Risks
The risks associated with violating laws designed to promote competition and prevent monopolies.
Vertical Integration
The combination of two or more stages of production or distribution managed by a single company to increase control and reduce costs along the supply chain.
Horizontal Integration
A business growth strategy through acquiring or merging with competitors in the same industry at the same stage of production.
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