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Validity. Since the empirical studies of the plc almost exclusively deal with the validation of the shape of the plc, an attempt has been made to use the pims data base to further explore the characteristics of the different stages of the plc. The results are presented in the second section. The third section attempts to develop a methodology to identify generic strategies in the industry. This methodology is applied to the chemical industry and the machinery industry. Utilizing the results of the the third section, the fourth section studies the generic strategies of $305 in different stages of the plc. The final section examines the.

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The primary focus of the plc studies is the shape of the plc. Once the shape of the plc is determined, it can be used to forecast future demand which in turn, constitutes a base for strategic planning. This section will first discuss a theoretical model of the shape of the plc and then.

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