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The effect of entry on R&D investment of leaders : theory and mpirical evidence

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Contribution to the methodology for determining the competitiveness of a domestic product (on example of geotextile)

Novak, Ivan - In: Embracing diversity in organisations : 7th …, (pp. 453-469). 2019

simple market and product research methodology", for the existing product in the existing market. These operational steps … operationally carried out in this paper. Namely, this paper through its structure follows the proposed methodology as an example of … importance of purchasing domestic products (H-3). The assumption is that the proposed methodology is correlated with hypotheses H …

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