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Management accounting - business strategy : strategic level ; [paper P6 ; relevant for may & november 2009 examinations

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Introductory certificate in marketing

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Revisiting ethics in strategic management

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China and India : opportunities and threats for the global software industry

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Fostering Chinese firms through entrepreneurship, globalization, and international finance

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New entrepreneurial models : an overview

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China and India leading a global insurgency within the software industry

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Service operations management : a strategic perspective

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China and India leading a global insurgency within the software industry

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US companies more openly admit the growth of offshore outsourcing to countries like India and China now that presidential elections are over. The rise of India and China as potentially high technology software competitors and important participant in the world's software industry has seemingly...

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