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The Concept of Corporate Strategy
Rivera Rodríguez,Hugo Alberto +1 more
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The concept of corporate strategy was introduced in this paper by Kenneth R. Andrews and R. D. Homewood, III., 1980 Revised Ed. xi, 180 p., 24 cm.Abstract:
The Concept of Corporate Strategy. Por Kenneth R. Andrews. Homewood, III.: R. D. Irwin, 1980 Revised Ed. xi, 180 p.; 24 cm. Incluye referencias e indice. ISBN 0-256-02371-9.read more
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