What are some of the key value-creating activities

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What are some of the key value-creating activities that provide Trine University their competitive advantage? Please make sure that you relate your comments to the value chain analysis.

Use the Internet to research one of the four modes of transportation, and describe its impact on the transportation industry. In addition, explain how the mode of transportation was selected, and compare it to the other three modes not selected.

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