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تسجيل مستخدم جديدTransformation of chains of deliveries in network economy: priorities and prospects
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Mikhail Kaluzhsky L.
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2015
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Mikhail Kaluzhsky
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Development of network economy changes the institutional maintenance of economic relations. On change to traditional channels of distribution virtual networks of distribution of production come. In article features and mechanisms of transformation of chains deliveries in e-commerce reveal.
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