An edition of The marketing mode (1969)

The marketing mode

pathways to corporate growth.

by Theodore Levitt

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The marketing mode

pathways to corporate growth.

by Theodore Levitt

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Publish Date

1969

Publisher

McGraw-Hill

Language

English

Pages

354

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
Second ed. published in 1974 under title: Marketing for business growth.

Published in: New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class: 658.8
Library of Congress: HF5415 .L483

The Physical Object

Pagination: xiii, 354 p.
Number of pages: 354

ID Numbers

Open Library: OL4433438M
Internet Archive: marketingmodepat00levi
LCCN: 79083269

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The marketing mode

pathways to corporate growth.

by Theodore Levitt