Development and Application of a Value Chain Research Approach to Understand and Evaluate Internal and External Factors and Relationships Affecting the Economic Competitiveness in the Textile Value Chain

Development and Application of a Value Chain Research Approach to Understand and Evaluate Internal and External Factors and Relationships Affecting the Economic Competitiveness in the Textile Value Chain
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Stacey Frederick

Duke GVCC's Stacey Frederick completed her PhD Dissertation at NC State University which focused on the textile industry in North Carolina.

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Industry: Apparel
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