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Analisis estrategico de los servicios avanzados a empresas en la provincia de Alicante

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  • Marco Lajara B

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  • Llopis Taverner J & Marco Lajara B, 2009. "Analisis estrategico de los servicios avanzados a empresas en la provincia de Alicante," Documentos de trabajo IEI 27, Universidad de Alicante Instituto de Economia Internacional.
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