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Ulrich von Alemann,Heribert Schatzer reconstructs how, in the face of mounting competition from other refineries, Fan and his colleagues recalibrated their strategy of creative destruction to collaborate with select revenue farmers and worked against competing refineries to preserve Jiuda’s share of the refined salt market. . It was

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