Would you classify these emarkets as vertical or horizontal

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1. Would you classify these emarkets as “vertical” or “horizontal”? Briefly explain.

2. Would you characterize their value propositions as primarily “demand/supply aggregation” or “inter-firm collaboration”? Briefly explain.

2. Would you classify them as (a) third-party exchanges, (b) industry-sponsored marketplaces or (c) private trading networks? Explain briefly

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