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It's easy to say it's defined until your forced to define it to others. If vertical integration is illegal, does that mean: 1) Farms can't sell directly to cu
by ThunderSizzle 3y ago
It's easy to say it's defined until your forced to define it to others.
If vertical integration is illegal, does that mean:
1) Farms can't sell directly to customers via their own store?
2) A restaurant or grocery store needs to use Uber or Door Dash to deliver?
3) A logistics company can't own any warehouses
4) A store can't own any distribution centers or logistic systems.
5) A website can't self-host, either on their own server or via a dedicated server. It must be hosted via SaaS.
I'm sure there's more examples that blur the line of vertical integration that can be hard to determine in a fair, just manner.