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Competitiveness: Creating a Mongolian Economic Strategy

To improve competitiveness and diversify its economy is crucial for Mongolia's further development as the country's economy is still largely dependent on few primary products such as gold, copper a...  
 
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Makeybussines (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I love Porter and his speeches but the crappy quality makes this a horrible movie... 1/5...
SaposaBear (10 months ago) Show Hide
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it was a great lecture. Renowned Prof. Porter gave an honest, realistic overview of the contemporary economic situation of Mongolia, summarizing the weaknesses and the opportunities. I always thought clustering has something to do with villages selling each other their services/products.But the idea that Mongolia can create clusters around the agricultural and mining sectors sounds exciting. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS. I HOPE MANY MONGOLIANS WATCH THIS! Bayarlalaa Professor Michael Porter!
SaposaBear (10 months ago) Show Hide
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the Commencement speech is kinda echoing a lot and I can't hear much. But i'm gonna give it a shot. Dude, it's like watching a movie. don't worry about the length.
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i sure as hell ain't watching this for about 1 1/2 hours :O

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