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Managerial Finance
E‐business e‐commerce evolution: perspective and strategy
Faramarz DamanpourJamshid Ali Damanpour

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Faramarz DamanpourJamshid Ali Damanpour, (2001),"E#business e#commerce evolution: perspective and strategy",
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