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Over the last few years several factors have contributed to reducing trade restrictions such as:

  • International agreements (Gatt, lower customs duties…),

  • Improvements in the means of transport and logistics,

  • Rapidity and availability of information,

  • Global media coverage,

  • Growth of industry worldwide,

  • Changes in financial context.

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Malaval, P. (2001). Managing the International Brand. In: Strategy and Management of Industrial Brands. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1737-5_10

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