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exit and voice in supplier relations: a standalone construct

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Purchasing and supply management

the contrast between buyers that handle supplier problems by switching suppliers and buyers that work with suppliers to fix them, applied to automobile supply.

In purchasing and supply management, exit and voice in supplier relations refers to the contrast between buyers that handle supplier problems by switching suppliers and buyers that work with suppliers to fix them, applied to automobile supply. This meaning comes from Helper (1991) in Business History Review.[1]

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References

Helper, S. (1991). Strategy and Irreversibility in Supplier Relations: The Case of the U.S. Automobile Industry. Business History Review, 65(4), 781-824. https://doi.org/10.2307/3117265

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