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Translating an inspired idea into a robust business plan

Where to buy the Guide to Business Planning
 
ISBN 978-1-84668-122-6


The Guide to Business Planning can be purchased from any good bookshop and online bookseller or directly from
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In Europe the books is available from www.amazon.co.uk, www.amazon.fr, www.amazon.de and other booksellers.

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In India the Guide to Business Planning can be sourced from Flipkart www.flipkart.com, Infibeam www.infibeam.com, Rediff Books http://books.rediff.com, Friends of Books www.friendsofbooks.com.

In Australia and New Zealand Dymocks www.dymocks.com.au stocks the book and it can also be ordered from www.amazon.com.


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