Innovazione di prodotto e di marketing: l’analisi dell’impatto nelle imprese familiari. La bibliografia

Pubblichiamo di seguito la bibliografia completa dell’articolo “Innovazione di prodotto e di marketing: l’analisi dell’impatto nelle imprese familiari”, scritto da Maria Sole Brioschi, Tommaso Minola, Stefano Sala e Yannick Bammens sul numero di dicembre 2020 di Sistemi&Impresa.

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