"It's frustrating to pick up the phone to call your customer, and the line is dead. Or your shipment is delayed in customs, and no one provides answers. However, 950 million people do live and conduct commerce and make profits in India, and you can, too." (Agarwal, Alpa; 1996: pp. 6) South-East Asia is the place to be in today's world. Highly successful companies and new kinds of business methods make several Asian countries famous for their fast …
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