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Marketing Management and International Trade


Document 01: Class Notes
Document 02: Market Segmentation
Document 03: Difference between Marketing and Selling
Document 04: EXIM Policy, Foreign Trade Policy, FERA, FEMA
Document 05: World Trade Organisation (WTO)
Document 06: Revision Notes

Determining market demand, competition, and key strengths:

Market Positioning 

Forecasting

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