Explain how and why companies partner with other companies to sell products.

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In today’s competitive and overspecialized market space, it is impossible to conceive that a single company can create a product from scratch and sell it to customers without the contribution of other companies. Therefore, a realistic view of company’s ability to produce and sell products to the market includes other partnering companies, which contribute to the overall creation and selling of products.

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