Principles Of Marketing
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V2V communications is the latest innovation in the automobile manufacturing industry highlighting the accelerated rate pace of change. For Robert’s company and many others, this exemplifies the ________ environment in business.
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1)technological
2)natural
3)economic
4)demographic
5) political
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