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Marketing's Agenda for the 1990s
The 1990s may turn out to be the most testing decade since the 1930s. Severe competition, industry capacity gluts, and rapid technology transfer will not allow any firm to stay ahead of the pack for long. Depressed margins and increasing costs in benefits and office automation will put companies bet...
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