Transfer of Logistics Knowledge to Third World Countries

Kofi Q. Dadzie

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The adequacy of logistics within the context of the Third World business environment is evaluated. Problems facing practitioners and educators are identified and suggestions to enhance logistics practice and education in Third World countries are offered.

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