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Competitive Strategy

Michael E. Porter

1980

Competitor targeting

Gordon, Ian.

2002

Restoring our competitive edge

Robert H. Hayes

1984

Job creation, job destruction, and international competition

Scott Schuh, Robert K. Triest, Michael W. Klein

2003

Can Japan compete?

Mariko, Sakakibara, Hirotaka, Takeuchi, Michael E. Porter et al.

2000

Thinking Strategically

Barry J. Nalebuff, Avinash K. Dixit

1991

How to Create a Competitive Market in Pensions

Michael Littlewood

1998

The competitive advantage of nations

Michael E. Porter

1990

Economic policy & equity

Ke-young Chu, Vito Tanzi, Sanjeev Gupta

1999

Big business in China

Sherman Cochran

1980

Global airlines

J. P. Hanlon

1996

On competition

Michael E. Porter

1998

Challenge to the NHS

Green, David G.

1986

Harmful tax competition

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Committee on Fiscal Affairs.

1998

The billion-dollar battle

Matthew Lynn, Matthew Lyn

1992

What Price the Moral High Ground?

Robert H. Frank

2004

The Other Invisible Hand

Julian Le Grand

2007

Winners, losers & Microsoft

Stephen E. Margolis, S. J. Liebowitz

1999

The other guy blinked

Roger Enrico, Jesse Kornbluth

1986

Strategy and the business landscape

David J. Collis, Pankaj Ghemawat, Gary P. Pisano et al.

2001

Remaking the Italian economy

Richard M. Locke

1995

Competition among the few

William John Fellner

1949

Competitor intelligence

D. E. Hussey

1999

The New Systems Competition

Hans-Werner Sinn

2003

Head to head

Lester C. Thurow

1992

Competitors

Liam Fahey

1999

Competitive intelligence

Larry Kahaner

1996

The Alliance Revolution

Benjamin Gomes-Casseres

1996

The decline of competition

Arthur Robert Burns

1936

The Effects of Competition

George Symeonidis

2002

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