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Examination of outsourcing of components and finished products from Australia to companies in China : inter-firm business problems, solutions and business success factors

Abstract

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Manufacturing structures have partly changed from high levels of vertical integration to outsourcing during the past twenty to thirty years. As a result, outsourcing has often become the preferred choice for labour intensive products. In Australia, many companies have increased their outsourcing of components and finished products to developing countries, particularly mainland China, primarily to take advantage of lower labour and other production costs. Thus decisions in outsourcing are fundamental to organisational restructuring. However, although outsourcing can achieve many significant benefits, it presents a variety of new risks and problems due to the extension of supply chains, and needs solutions.

Degree

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other
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other
Grantor dc:publisher.institution
Victoria University
Year dc:date.issued
2012

Author and committee

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Author dc:creator
  • Wang, Jeffrey Jian

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en

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2026-07-24
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Wang, Jeffrey Jian. Examination of outsourcing of components and finished products from Australia to companies in China : inter-firm business problems, solutions and business success factors. other thesis, Victoria University, 2012.