Understanding Business
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Author: William Nickels
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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1. Give two examples of companies treating other companies as mere means. Make sure the examples are new, meaning the examples are not from the lecture or reading. Be sure to explain why you think a company is being treated as mere means.
2. Give two examples of customers treating companies as a mere means. Make sure the examples are new, meaning the examples are not from the lecture or reading. Be sure to explain why you think the companies are treated as a mere means.
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