International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace
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Company A has invented a revolutionary electronic book reader. It was first enacted in the year 2007 at the price of $399. The case further deals with the evolution of the electronic book reader. Company A is designing Product K in State C and the ink used for the product will be manufacturing in Company E from State M.
In addition to this, Product K will be outsourced to Continent A for manufacturing. Display costs the most expensive component in the product. It costs around $60. The case further deals with the product and its evolution.
To determine: The consequences if Company A decided to manufacture all the components in Country U.
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