SOLUTION MANUAL AND TEST BANK DEEMAND SUPPLY AND MARKET EQAUILIBRIUM (2)

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PART 1 CONCEPTS IN RETAIL LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY
CHAIN MANAGEMENT
1 Retail logistics: changes and challenges
2 Relationships in the supply chain
3 The internationalization of the retail supply chain
PART 2 NONFOOD (FASHION) LOGISTICS
4 Market orientation and supply chain management in the
fashion indu[r]

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