Industry StudiesPrentice Hall, 1992 - 370 páginas |
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... output considerably from 1955 to 1970 , had declines from the mid - 1970s to the mid - 1980s , and recovered . By 1989 , Peabody was producing 87 million tons compared to the 82 million it ( and a company it acquired ) had produced in ...
... output considerably from 1955 to 1970 , had declines from the mid - 1970s to the mid - 1980s , and recovered . By 1989 , Peabody was producing 87 million tons compared to the 82 million it ( and a company it acquired ) had produced in ...
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... output 24.0 25.0 Four largest firms ' share of total sales 26.5 24.0 26.1 97.8 48.7 Innovational output is measured as new chemical entity sales during the first three full years after product in- troduction . bAverage annual sales of ...
... output 24.0 25.0 Four largest firms ' share of total sales 26.5 24.0 26.1 97.8 48.7 Innovational output is measured as new chemical entity sales during the first three full years after product in- troduction . bAverage annual sales of ...
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... output and then consider ways of measuring air- line size . At its most basic level , the output of a pas- senger airline is transportation of passengers be- tween cities . We could describe the output of an airline by listing the ...
... output and then consider ways of measuring air- line size . At its most basic level , the output of a pas- senger airline is transportation of passengers be- tween cities . We could describe the output of an airline by listing the ...
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