An edition of Changing marketing and marketing change (1970)

Changing marketing and marketing change.

Abstracts of papers [at the] 1970 spring conference.

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Changing marketing and marketing change.: Abstracts of papers [at the] 1970 spring conference.
1972
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Changing marketing and marketing change: abstracts of papers.
1970, American Marketing Association
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On cover: 1970 International Marketing Congress, March 30-April 2, Muehlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Mo.

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Its Proceedings series -- no. 31.

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vi, 56 p.
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56

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OL14459485M
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7398471

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