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The Bottom of the Pyramid

Business visionary Stuart Hart thinks multinationals can help people rise out of poverty. And he has a business model to prove it.

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Subject(s): Social Responsibility, Economics

Source(s): Tomorrow

Posted: 2001-12-01

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