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Cost Reduction and Control Best Practices: The Best Ways for a Financial Manager to Save Money, 2nd Edition

Institute of Management and Administration (IOMA)
ISBN: 978-0-471-73918-0
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544 pages
November 2005
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IOMA (Institute of Management and Administration) publishes a broad range of high-quality information products for business professionals. Their products serve two purposes: to improve the efficiency of their subscribers and to enhance the financial performance of the firm or organization. Over 180,000 top business professionals rely on IOMA publications, special reports, and electronic services every month.

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