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Railway transportation commerce ? the effective remedy of increase of its competitiveness

D. G. Eytutis    

Resumen

Components of competitiveness of the enterprises of a railway transportation and factors which influence them are investigated. 

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pp. 254 - 256
MATERIAS
INFRAESTRUCTURA

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