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An edition of Marchés mondiaux, 1986-1996 (1996)

Marchés mondiaux, 1986-1996

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Publisher
Economica
Language
French
Pages
112

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Subjects
Cultures tropicales, Relations économiques internationales, Textiles et tissus, Marchés d'exportation, Semiconducteurs, Industrie et commerce, Industrie, Ressources énergétiques

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Marchés mondiaux, 1986-1996: dix ans qui ébranlèrent le monde
1996, Economica
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Paris
Series
Cyclope poche -- 6

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Library of Congress
HF'1040.7'M37'1996

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Pagination
112 p.
Number of pages
112

ID Numbers

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OL20645831M
ISBN 10
2717831657

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