EBK PEARSON ETEXT INTERNATIONAL BUSINES
EBK PEARSON ETEXT INTERNATIONAL BUSINES
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ISBN: 9780136846871
Author: Wild
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Chapter 15, Problem 13TU
Summary Introduction

Introduction:

Chrysler is a big brand of minivans. The company has great production techniques but some time it fails also hence, through this new techniques of production the company invented many of minivans. On the other hand Toyota Company is famous for automobile. They are using new techniques of production through which the produce more efficient products.

Characters in the case:

There are Two Characters in this case, one is Chrysler and Toyota.

Adequate information:

Toyota company and Chrysler company came together for their own benefit.

To Determine:

Why Chrysler is interested to share its minivan.

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