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how does the production orientation affect the rapidly expanding number of the exchanges and transaction between buyers and sellers?

There are fewer and fewer companies that use this approach. Increases in volume should not affect the a companies core philosophical outlook, but it could. I don't see how an increase in a societies amount of transactions would effect a companies core principles either. mydogategodshat (talk) 16:41, 9 November 2004 (UTC)Reply

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