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Equally Develop Coal and Non Coal Industry——The First Choice for the Coal Enterprise's Capital Operation

Cui Feng-hui

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Equally developing coal and non coal industry to promote the capital operation of the coal industry will be the first choice for the coal enterprises' development.Basing on the coal industry the coal enterprise should greatly develop non coal industry to reach the optimal scope and to increase the revenue.

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Equally developing coal and non coal industry to promote the capital operation of the coal industry will be the first choice for the coal enterprises' development.Basing on the coal industry the coal enterprise should greatly develop non coal industry to reach the optimal scope and to increase the revenue.

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Equally developing coal and non coal industry to promote the capital operation of the coal industry will be the first choice for the coal enterprises' development.Basing on the coal industry the coal enterprise should greatly develop non coal industry to reach the optimal scope and to increase the revenue.

Key concepts: Coal, Scope (computer science), Revenue, Capital (architecture), Business, Industrial organization, Natural resource economics, Waste management

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