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Page 170
... practice that have occurred during the three years since a previous study made by the authors ( see [ 1988 ] NZLJ 208 ) . The overall tenor of the findings is of a limited retreat from a belief in the benefits of market orientation and ...
... practice that have occurred during the three years since a previous study made by the authors ( see [ 1988 ] NZLJ 208 ) . The overall tenor of the findings is of a limited retreat from a belief in the benefits of market orientation and ...
Page 171
... practice . This paper reports the findings of a study carried out three years later ( 1988 ) , drawing attention to the shifts in attitudes that have occurred during the intervening period . Research approach The current membership list ...
... practice . This paper reports the findings of a study carried out three years later ( 1988 ) , drawing attention to the shifts in attitudes that have occurred during the intervening period . Research approach The current membership list ...
Page 210
... practice for ten or more years . None of the respondents had been in practice for less than two years . About half of the respondents had more than 50 % of their practice devoted to business clients and another third devoted between 25 ...
... practice for ten or more years . None of the respondents had been in practice for less than two years . About half of the respondents had more than 50 % of their practice devoted to business clients and another third devoted between 25 ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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