Sentence examples for more vertical integration from inspiring English sources

More vertical integration!

But there's one caveat to that prediction: "If there were some kind of major systemic innovation that nobody's anticipated, then there might be a lot more vertical integration as people try to cope".

Second, by more vertical integration, to offer clients a more comprehensive range of services.

Over the years they've dabbled in outsourcing, but the current trend is actually more vertical integration, not less.

China also gains from more vertical integration in manufacturing, better infrastructure and transport links with overseas suppliers and customers and an abundant supply of skilled workers (NorthPole now sends Chinese engineers to Bangladesh).

But similarly, GlassesDirect is taking a page from Warby Parker — Cornils says it is doing "a great job in disrupting the U.S. market with a designer experience but at a much lower price" — and adding more vertical integration into its own business model, which has otherwise been focused on competing against physical stores with brand-name selections.

More precisely, vertical integration may create incentives for foreclusion, increase providers' (upstream) market concentration and consequently raise the input prices for nonintegrated insurers (downstream firms): the so-called "raise rivals' cost" effect [5].

More recently, the vertical integration of the waste management industry has resulted in privately owned and operated solid waste facilities or public private partnerships.

"What my work showed," he said, "was you were more likely to get vertical integration in those cases, and if you don't, you get very, very detailed contracts with specific provisions for how to resolve disputes".

Then we argued for a more expansive alliance, a vertical integration embracing K-12 and community (2-year) colleges as well.

More precisely, we reveal that vertical integration in health insurance markets may decrease health insurers' premiums.