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The Art of War

Stephen F. Kaufman, Lionel Giles, 孙武 (Sun Tzu) et al.

1910 ★ 4.1

Competition policy and MERCOSUR

Malcolm Rowat

1997

Trademarks and unfair competition

Graeme B. Dinwoodie, Mark D. Janis

2012

Building the Next American Century

Kent H. Hughes

2005

The brimstone game

Robert Hargrove Montgomery

1940

Competitiveness, convergence, and internationalspecialization

David Dollar

1993

Knowledge Management

Special Libraries Association.

1998

Gas prices in the UK

Wright, Philip MA.

2006

Strategic supply management

Robert J. Trent

2007

Antitrust and Regulation

Franklin M. Fisher

1985

Competitive telecommunications

Peter K. Heldman

1997

Competitiveness

Foreign Affairs Committee, Paul R. Krugman

1997

How tocheck out your competition

John M. Kelly

1987

Local development and competitiveness

P. Giaccaria, Sergio Conti, S. Conti

2001

Unequal freedoms

John McMurtry

1998

Trust

Francis Fukuyama

1995

Perfect Markets and Easy Virtue

William J. Baumol

1991

Competition and concentration

Robert D. Tollison

1991

Strategic and competitive analysis

Craig S. Fleisher, Babette Bensoussan

2002

Vampire Kisses 7

Ellen Schreiber

2010 ★ 4.0

Twist and Shout (Mermaid Tales Book 14)

Debbie Dadey, Tatevik Avakyan

2016

Managing competitive crisis

Martyn Wright

2000

Naruto 5

Frances Wall, Masashi Kishimoto

2004 ★ 4.5

Cars 3 Big Golden Book (Disney/Pixar Cars 3)

RH Disney

2017

Co-opetition

Adam Brandenburger

1996

Sports Law

Paul Jonson, Chris Davies, Saul Fridman et al.

2008

Designing incentive regulation for the telecommunications industry

David Edward Michael Sappington

1996

Law and competition in twentieth century Europe

David J. Gerber

1998

Marketing strategy

Steven P. Schnaars

1991

Product differentiation and non-price competition

Norman J. Ireland

1987

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