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Business, 12.11.2019 05:31 kylomi42

Altria group, inc., may feel that the importance of "fiscal discipline" in its stated mission mandates that it reduce its operations and concentrate upon making its existing u. s.-based marlboro operations as efficient and profitable as possible. in short, altria will be most concerned with maintaining its existing strategic position. this is an example of miles’ and snows’ typology.

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