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Globalización y Competitividad Económica
[Globalization and Competitiveness in Economies]

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  • Espinoza, Mariela
  • Lopez, Alma S.
  • Torres, Victor H.
  • Zamora, Cesar E.

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- The objective of the study is to analyze and conclude on the different topics that involve the relationship between globalization in companies and the competitiveness reach they generate, and it is also analysed by, state of art as this is to make use of research and opinions already analyzed along with personal opinion that is shared and a new more detailed research on the issues would be reached on a new outcome, which could defined in the discovery of the importance in the administration of companies or the reasons for the internationalization.

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  • Espinoza, Mariela & Lopez, Alma S. & Torres, Victor H. & Zamora, Cesar E., 2020. "Globalización y Competitividad Económica [Globalization and Competitiveness in Economies]," MPRA Paper 107421, University Library of Munich, Germany, revised 05 May 2020.
    • Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:107421
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    Keywords

    Keywords— Globalization; Enterprises; Competitiveness; Economic crowds; Markets.;
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    • F6 - International Economics - - Economic Impacts of Globalization

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