Here, option A is correct that is backward vertical.
Becuase, in the case of backward vertical the manufacturing industry or any company expands its role and acquires any other company so that is can acquire the raw materials for production.
All the other options are quite irrelevant.
So, option A.
Afirm acquires a manufacturing company so that it can produce its own inputs. This is an...
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A firm might choose to produce its own inputs if specialized investment is not important Long-term contracts are costly to write The exchange environment is not complex Spot markets for the input exist
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