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- 2. BUSINESS ANALYSIS MODELS •THISTOPICWILL INTRODUCETWO WELL KNOWN BUSINESSANALYSIS MODELS ,SWOT AND PEST WHICH ARE COMMONLY USEDASTOOLSTO ANALYZEAND DEVELOP BUSINESS STRATIGIES.
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- 6. WEAKNESS INEFFECTIVE IN PRODUCTION FALLING PROFIT DECLININGAGE OFTHE LIFE CYCLEOF APRODUCT POOR REPUTATION LACK OF INNOVATION COSTUMER’S LOSING CONFIDENCEONTHE BUSINESS POOR MANAGEMENT
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