The executives of bluewind products inc., a large conglomerate, are making decisions on the stages of the industry value chain the firm must participate in, the range of products and services it should offer, and the global markets it should compete in. what are the executives primarily determining?

I think the appropriate response is the boundaries of the firm. It is exercised in the vertical chain a firm ought to perform itself and which it ought to buy from autonomous firms in the market. Specifically, the most powerful work amid the most recent two decades on why firms exist, and what decides their limits, has been fixated on what has come to be known as the ''hold-up issue.