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3D Neuronal Networks Coupled to MEAsnentalism’, that is, should they seek to diversify their import sources and export destinations or tie themselves in more closely with fewer, more geographically — proximate trade partners? The logic of ‘comparative advantage’ suggests extensive multilateral trade relationships are preferable to nar

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L. G. Sivilotti,D. Colquhoun,N. S. Millarcan Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the Single European Market on the companies’ present and future business. Whereas in the past the bilateral relations between Canada and the UK centred on their Commonwealth affinity, now, as members of two distinct economic groups, the obvious question is the ex

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B. Buisson,F. Picard,D. Bertrandtional arena (see Porter, 1980, 1985 and 1986). Because markets are not static and change dramatically over time under the pressure of new technologies, new entrants, changing economic conditions and new business practices, the consequent challenge for firms centres on managing the process of compet