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<p>Indian business houses and most European business groups are vertical in character. Vertical business groups are also referred to as "hierarchical business groups".</p>

<p>Encarnation refers to Indian business houses, emphasizing multiple forms of ties among group members. Powell and Smith-Doerr state that a business group is a network of firms that regularly collaborate over a long time period. Granovetter argues that business groups refers to an intermediate level of binding, excluding on the one hand a set of firms bound merely by short-term</p><p>
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