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The aims of business management

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International joint ventures are progressively growing more important in LDCs. However, their activvities frequently lead to conflicts between such countries’ overall economic objectives and the aims of business management.

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  1. Cf. J. Tinbergen, Methodik der Entwicklungsplanung (Methods of Development Planning), in: H. Besters and E. E. Boesch (eds.), Entwicklungspolitik, Stuttgart, Berlin, Mainz, 1966, p. 690 ff.

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    Nikolaos Papavassiliou

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Papavassiliou, N. The aims of business management. Intereconomics 10, 50–52 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02929554

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