Business schools do not operate like supermarkets. A supermarket’s business model is simple: to provide, essentially, the same kind of goods as their competitors but at the lowest cost possible; to encourage the customer to spend the highest percentage of their budget in their store and not with their competitors; and to drive down the cost of buying their goods to sell at, usually, the highest profit.
Author's Name:
Ross Geraghty
Publish Date:
20/04/2011
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