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Country focus: Zambia
African Business
2001 : 264, p. 9-10
 2001 Kunda, A.
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Metal prices hold firm
African Business
2001 : 261, p. 19-20
 2001 Ahmed, R.
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A cutting stock and scheduling problem in the copper industry
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1996 : JAN, VOL. 47:1, p. 38-47
 1996 Hendry, L.C.
Fok, K.K.
Shek, K.W.
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Thermodynamic implications for natural resource extraction and technical change in U.S. copper mining
Environmental and Resource Economics
1995 : SEP, VOL. 6:2, p. 187-206
 1995 Ruth, M.
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Forecast on opening up and use of copper resource in Xinjiang province (original in Chinese)
Forecasting (c)
1993 : 6, p.32-36
 1993 Guan, Jianxin
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Production planning for an artists studio - a case study
European Journal of Operational Research
1993 : JAN 8, VOL. 64:1, p. 12-20
 1993 Hendry, L.
Elings, P.
Pegg, D.
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Zambians find a way to run their copper industry from the comfort of Kent.
International Management
1986 : OCT, VOL. 41:10, p. 68-69, 71
 1986 Robbs, P.
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A business analysis of the partial nationalization of ZAMBIA's copper industry, 1969-1981.
Journal of International Business Studies
1985 : SPRING, VOL. 16:1, p. 137-163
 1985 Stoever, W. A.
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Big copper busts the unions. !Phelps Dodge Corp.
Business and Society Review
1984 : WINTER, 48, p. 45-48
 1984 Rosta, J.
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Capturing the mineral multinationals : advantange or disadvantage?
International Organization
1983 : WINTER, VOL. 37:1, p. 93-119
 1983 Shafer, M.
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