Competitive pressures force Greek entrepreneurs to plan
Long Range PlanningPublished 1 August 1994
Dimitrios N. Koufopoulos, Neil A. Moorgan
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This article reports the results of a research project examining the practice of strategic planning in 62 major Greek manufacturing companies. The results reported here describe some of the major features of strategic planning found in Greek manufacturing companies and compare these with similar findings in other European countries. The implications of the research for both Greek managers and existing and potential foreign investors are examined.
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