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This chapter discusses firm resources and capabilities, performing a SWOT analysis to determine whether to keep activities in-house or outsource them. It analyzes the value, rarity, imitability, and organizational aspects of resources and capabilities. The chapter also covers debates around cross-border capabilities, offshoring, and whether offshoring provides long-term benefits versus hindrances to firms and economies.
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