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by: F.K. Levy, Jerome D. Weist, John F. Magee, Ralph O. Swalm, Donald H. Woods, David B. Hertz, Jr. Philip A. Scheuble, Philip Kotler, J.R. Brauweiler, Jack L. Treynor

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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 086735030X
Number Of Pages: 175
Publication Date: 1979

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Harvard Business Review's third volume on statistical decision making features 14 articles that cover a variety of topics including the critical path method, competitive bidding, and facility allocation.

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