Structural Competitiveness in the Pacific: Corporate and State Rivalries (New Horizons in International Business series)
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Structural Competitiveness in the Pacific: Corporate and State Rivalries (New Horizons in International Business series)

by Gavin Boyd

Economics political economy International Business
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This focused study examines structural competitiveness in the Pacific through the connected perspectives of corporate and state rivalries. Part of the New Horizons in International Business series, it considers how business competition and national interests intersect within an important regional and international business context.

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Structural Competitiveness in the Pacific: Corporate and State Rivalries explores the broad theme of competitiveness across the Pacific region.

The book places corporate rivalry and state rivalry at the center of its discussion, connecting business activity with wider national and regional interests.

As part of the New Horizons in International Business series, it offers a focused perspective on international business and the structures that shape competition.

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