Marketing: An Introduction

ISBN-10
0133792595
ISBN-13
9780133792591
Series
Marketing
Category
Business & Economics
Pages
624
Language
English
Published
2014-04-16
Publisher
Pearson College Division
Authors
Gary Armstrong, Philip Kotler

Description

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