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Entrepreneurial Orientation as a Determinant of Sustainable Performance in Polish Family and Non-Family Organizations. (2022). Ingram, Tomasz ; Kranicka, Teresa ; Bratnicka-Myliwiec, Katarzyna ; Steinerowska-Streb, Izabella.
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