Proceedings of 9th Polish-Italian and 5th Polish-Finnish Symposium on Systems Analysis and Decision Support in Economics and Technology

Radziejowice near Warsaw, Poland : Oct. 25-29, 1993

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Proceedings of 9th Polish-Italian and 5th Polish-Finnish Symposium on Systems Analysis and Decision Support in Economics and Technology

Radziejowice near Warsaw, Poland : Oct. 25-29, 1993

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Publisher
Omnitech Press
Language
English
Pages
304

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
Conference supported by the State Committee for Scientific Research, Republic of Poland, the Academy of Finland, and the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche.

Published in
Warszawa
Genre
Congresses.
Other Titles
Systems analysis and decision support in economics and technology

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD30.23 .P64 1993

The Physical Object

Pagination
304 p. :
Number of pages
304

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL568567M
ISBN 10
8385847502
LCCN
96154050

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