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yi bir etki lm stratejisi, SE'lerin alar etrafndaki potansiyel yatrmclar ve dier destekleyici aktrler arasnda meruiyet kazanmasna yol aabilir. Ayrca daha srdrlebilir ve esnek bir i modeli oluturmaya da yardmc olur. Ltfen SE'nin i modelleri ve stratejileri iin nasl anlaml bir Sosyal Etki Deerlendirmesi (Deiim Teorisi + Sosyal Etki Deer Zinciri) gelitirebileceini aklayn. (20 puan).

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