Value Chain Glossary: External Constraints
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External Constraints
Factors outside the value chain that limit competitiveness, such as conditions in end markets or the enabling environment. Examples of external constraints include policy environments that inhibit competition, lack of skilled labor in production or service location, poor financing options, natural events such as earthquakes, floods, etc.
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- Presentation: Business Enabling Environment and The Value Chain - The Path to Strategic Reform. Scott Kleinberg. February, 2007.
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- Value Chain Finance Role Play Training. Johnston, Catherine; Meyer, Richard. September 2007.
- Note From Haiti: Improving Relief Efforts through Market Mapping. White, Kate. April 2010.
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