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STRUCTURE AND PRESENTATION

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Bibliography: succeed, unless it measured up to the standards set by the leader in its field any place in the world." (Cherunilam, 2010:8) Today, the term "globalisation" has > Increase sales and pjoflts> Technolog Janakiram & Rizwana (2011:39), According to Sinha & Sinha (2008:10) , globali ion of markets refers to the process of integrating and merging of distant world r arkets into a single world market and
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