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The cost-plus, bottomless bucket gravy train; rising costs and finite budgets; competition with limits; the costs and effectiveness of competition; the cost of non-Europe; the cost of British arms exports; inefficiency in procurement.
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Duane Davis
reviewed Business of Death Britain's Arms Trade at Home and Abroad on November 12, 2016
Business of Death Britain's Arms Trade at Home and Abroad
Read it for a corporate etiquette class. Some pretty basic stuff here, but useful for young people entering the business world.
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