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CHALLENGES OF EXPORTING; IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF MALAYSIAN SMALL-MEDIUM ENTERPRISES / DEA DESTA OCTAVIANY

By: DEA DESTA OCTAVIANY(TP022731)Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: Kuala Lumpur : Asia Pacific University, 2013Description: 30 cm

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Reference	APU Library Reference Collection	Undergraduate Theses	PG-20-3822 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Not for loan (Restricted access)		PG-20-3822

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