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Flexibility of manufacturing systems, strategic change and performance

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  • Llorens, F. Javier
  • Molina, Luis M.
  • Verdu, Antonio J.

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  • Llorens, F. Javier & Molina, Luis M. & Verdu, Antonio J., 2005. "Flexibility of manufacturing systems, strategic change and performance," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 98(3), pages 273-289, December.
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