Journal Name:
- International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations
Publication Year:
- 2012
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- 7
- English
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Zahra R Hajee, Assistant Professor - Department of Management &
Marketing, College of Business Administration- University of
Bahrain. Email: zhajibussuob@yahoo.com
Suhaila AlHashmei, Assistant Professor – Department of
Management & Marketing, College of Business Administration-University of Bahrain. Email: suhailaebrahim@yahoo.com