Competitive and entry strategies for UK transnational contractors in the Singapore rail sector
作者： Bon Jovi Ramos Sabug , Low Sui Pheng
DOI: 10.1080/15623599.2018.1484855
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摘要: In contributing to achieve the Construction 2025 target reduce trade gap in construction products and services by 50% 2025, UK transnational contractors (UKTCs) must seek key opportunitie...
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