Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Intention to Outsource
r r
No
Dperations Attractiveness of Products
i Yes
No
Control of Property Rights
Yes
No Relationship with Business
Community
Yes
No Availability of In-house
Resources
Yes
Outsourcing
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