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One Response to “Triple Bottom Line Investing In Bangkok, 5/25-26”

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   Sox First said

   May 16, 2006 at 12:38 pm

   The triple bottom line is poorly understood and ill-defined. Even if it has clear profit implications, particularly when it comes to human resources strategy and customer relations, it’s hard to measure with the same sort of rigor that’s applied to numbers. Various attempts are being made to solve this problem. Read more at:
   http://www.soxfirst.com/50226711/the_bottom_line_of_the_triple_bottom_line.php

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