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Managing successfully in niobium markets of the 1980s

International Symposium Niobium'81

1981
Barron, Thomas C
Although the standard grade industry is the same - meaning success will depend on manufacturing and product development - the high quality industry's rules have changed. Marketing is now required more than ever for companies to achieve sustained financial success. (AU)
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