Chapter 1
1. Davidson, A. (2010).
2. A display featuring this industry can be seen in the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan.
3. Chadwin et al. (1990), p. 1.
4. See Williamson (1998, 2009).
5. Melish (1916), pp. 73–75; Kettell (1916), pp. 280–284.
6. Foreman (2011), pp. 155–174.
7. Bloom times (2011), p. 42.
8. Smith (1937), pp. 3–12.
9. Schumpeter (1954), p. 607.
10. “So much gained” (2009), p. 11.
11. Winchester (2008), p. 8–10.
12. Maylie (2011), p. B1.
13. Maylie (2011), p. B1.
14. Economic report (1956), p. 148.
15. Sanders (2009a), p. B1; Sanders (2009b), p. B2.
16. Winning and Lee (2011), p. B3.
17. Kane and Clark (2009), p. B1.
Chapter 2
1. Majima (1994), p. 25.
2. Orlicky (1975).
3. Greene (1987), p. 4.2.
4. Hall (1981).
5. Hall (1983).
6. Goldratt and Cox (1984).
7. Bennett (2011), p. B7.
8. Sanchanta (2011), p. B1.
9. Dowell (2011), p. B1.
10. Tsi and Clark (2009), p. B1.
11. Interview with James Craig, plant operations manager, March 31, 2011.
Chapter 3
1. Oliver and Webber (1982), pp. 63–75.
2. Maylie (2011), p. B1.
3. ARN (2011).
4. Vonderembse (2002) and conversations with the Modine plant manager.
5. Engardio (2006), pp. 50–58.
6. Handfield (2002), p. 6.
7. Walker (2002), p. 29.
8. Engardio (2001); Berinato (2001).
9. Zimmerman (2010), p. A3.
10. Kahn (2003).
11. Rothfield (2010), p. C3.
12. Moffett and Pearson (2011), p. B1.
13. Moffett (2011), p. B1.
14. Bussey (2011), p. B1.
15. “Is Wal-Mart” (2003), pp. 49–50.
16. “Is Wal-Mart” (2003), pp. 49–50.
17. Stoll (2005), p. A6.
18. Planning (2004).
19. Pope et al. (2004).
Chapter 4
1. Friedman (2006), p. 151.
2. “So much gained” (2009), p. 11.
3. Hill (2008), pp. 264–265.
4. Reedy (2011), p. A3.
5. Williamson (2011), p. A1; Berman (2011).
6. Economist (2010), p. 244.
7. “Genetically modified crops” (2011), p. 105.
8. Dawson and Dean (2011), p. A1.
9. See Economist (2010).
10. Schroeder et al. (2011), p. 137.
11. Engardio (2009), p. 55.
12. Trent and Roberts (2010), pp. 123–125.
13. Aeppel (2010), p. A1.
14. Dvorak (2009), p. A1.
Chapter 5
1. Light (2011), p. B7.
2. Hill (2008), p. 92.
3. “Swiss bank” (2011), p. G4.
4. Maltby (2010), p. B5.
5. Trent and Roberts (2010), ch. 5.
6. Lahart (2011), p. B1.
7. Hill (2008), pp. 123–153.
8. Wild et al. (2010), pp. 100–108.
9. Convention (1998).
10. Loftus and Holzer (2011), p. B4.
11. “Corruption eruption” (2010c), p. 73.
12. See Rotary (2011).
13. Standage (2009), p. 13.
14. Wonacott (2011a), p. B1.
15. World Bank (2010), pp. 18–23.
16. World Bank (2010), p. 63.
17. World Bank (2010), pp. 145–205.
18. Lahart (2011), p. B1.
19. Rowley and Hiroko (2009), p. 50. One yen is about one U.S. cent.
20. Reiter and Power (2004), p. A10.
21. Dvorak (2010), p. C1.
22. Curren and Van Hasselt (2011), p. B8.
23. “Big Mac” (2004), p. 71.
24. Arntzen (2010), p. 4.
25. Hookway and Poon (2011), p. A8.
26. Abelson (2011), p. B5.
Chapter 6
1. Hymowitz (2007), p. B1.
2. Napolitano (2011), p. A17.
3. Melnyk et al. (2005), p. 31.
4. Beck (2008), p. B1.
5. “Poison” (2010), p. 65.
6. Darnton and Hornblower (2011).
7. Zoellner (2007), p. 4.
8. “Poison” (2010), p. 66.
9. Lahart (2011), p. B1.
10. Bustillo (2010), p. A1.
11. Casey (2007), p. A3.
12. Fairclough (2007), p. B1.
13. Corkery (2009), p. A3.
14. Grow et al. (2008), pp. 33–37.
15. Birchall (2007), p. 23.
16. Zamiska and Kesmodel (2007), p. A1.
17. Fairclough and Burton (2008), p. A1.
18. Darnton and Hornblower (2011).
19. Beck (2008), p. B1.
20. Mundy (2010), p. A7.
21. “160 illegal aliens” (2007).
22. Lee (2007), p. D1.
23. Flynn (2007), pp. 4–6.
24. Gavin (2006), p. A1.
25. Acohido (2007), p. B1.
26. Gorman (2010), p. A3.
27. Worthen (2007), p. B3.
28. “Learning” (2007), p. 95.
29. Charney (2007), p. B4.
30. Herman (2007), p. D3.
31. “10 most common” (2008).
32. Pope and Bartmann (2010), pp. 137–138.
33. Bartman et. al. (2007), p. 2.
34. Bartmann and Wimmer (2007), p. 4.
35. Pereira (2007), p. B3.
36. Kerber (2007), p. C3.
37. Daniel and Sidel (2011), p. B3.
38. “An anonymous foe” (2011), p. 67.
39. Wonacott (2011b), p. C1.
40. Schoofs (2007), p. A1.
41. “Ship stays put” (2007), p. 7.
42. Hansen (2011), p. B3.
43. Raffaele (2007), p. 40.
44. Department of Homeland Security (2010), p. 7.
45. Carty (2006), p. B3.
46. Vandenbosch and Sapp (2010), p. R8.
47. See Department of Homeland Security (2010).
Chapter 7
1. Engardio (2009), p. 55.
2. Engardio (2009), p. 55.
3. Adams (2008), p. 234.
4. “Sauder” (2010), p. 1.
5. Hall (1983), p. 13.
6. Edmonson (2003), pp. 18–19.
7. The author first encountered the term “right-sourcing” in Dilbert, April 17, 2011.
8. Lahart (2011), p. B1.
9. Kane and Clark (2009), p. B1.
10. Wakabayashi (2009), p. B1.
11. Capell (2008), p. 66.
12. Slosson (2011).
13. Maher and Tita (2010), p. B1.
14. “Sauder” (2010), p. 1.
15. “Sauder” (2010), p. 1.
16. “Sauder” (2010), p. 1.
17. Whitehouse (2010), p. B1.
18. “Firms that outsource” (2005), p. 11.
19. Engardio (2009), p. 55.
20. Puranam and Srikanth (2007), p. R6.
21. Presentation to the University of Toledo APICS Chapter, January 24, 2011.
22. Edmonson (2003), pp. 18–19.
23. Kripalani (2006), p. 61.
24. Kripalani (2006), p. 61.
25. Kripalani (2006), p. 61.
26. “Beyond economics” (2011b), p. 75.
Chapter 8