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The European Truck Manufacturing Industry: An Industry Overview that face them as they prepare their companies to chart new paths into the twenty-first century. However, before going on to look at some other specific company situations, from different countries and sectors within Europe, it is interesting to pull back and take a more ‘macro’ perspective of an e

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