Marketing’s contribution to strategy: The view from a different looking glass
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science · 1992 · Volume 20 · Issue 4
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Keywords
Marketing, Federal Trade Commission, Competitive Strategy, Strategy Dialogue, Sustainable Competitive Advantage
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