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A Comparative Study on the Values of Ningbo Merchants,Anhui Merchants and Shanxi Merchants

Shilong Zhang

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This paper compares the values of Ningbo merchants,Anhui merchants and Shanxi merchants from four aspects:self-cognition,cohesion of business faction,management ideas and property outlet. This paper then draws a conclusion that Ningbo merchants devote to business,Anhui merchants are scholarbusinessmen and Shanxi merchants go after money.

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This paper compares the values of Ningbo merchants,Anhui merchants and Shanxi merchants from four aspects:self-cognition,cohesion of business faction,management ideas and property outlet. This paper then draws a conclusion that Ningbo merchants devote to business,Anhui merchants are scholarbusinessmen and Shanxi merchants go after money.

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This paper compares the values of Ningbo merchants,Anhui merchants and Shanxi merchants from four aspects:self-cognition,cohesion of business faction,management ideas and property outlet. This paper then draws a conclusion that Ningbo merchants devote to business,Anhui merchants are scholarbusinessmen and Shanxi merchants go after money.

Key concepts: Business, Cohesion (chemistry), Commerce, Economy, Economics, Organic chemistry, Chemistry

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