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The Competitive Advantage of Nations
by Michael E. Porter
from Free Press
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 
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Why do firms fail? 
Will a firm that exports finished manufactured goods make more money than a firm that exports raw materials?
The Raw Material depression that hit Latin America cause a massive deficit in the 1990s. Decreases in raw material commodity prices contributed to the increasingly large trade deficit with Japan. The US bought electronics and automobiles from Japan and Japan imported US agricultural. The continue drop in US agricultural commodity price accelerate the trade deficit.
Every nation specializes... more info
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Mr. 
One of my favorites titles. I started my experience about Porter's Competitiveness by this book.
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Great writting 
Recently pick up the book by lecturer recommendation, although its dry & boring with huge massive information but open up my mind and keep question the assumption in today market.
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A Classic
"The Competitive Advantage of Nations" gives insights into why and how industries, regions, nations or some social groups thrive or fall short. The book explains and presents the theory on the sources of sustained prosperity in the contemporary worldwide economy. This seminal work has assisted countries to develop national policy based on their international competitiveness.
Porter methodically and systematically discusses why some nations achieve continual economic prosperity. He explains the... more info
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