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This solution gives an opinion of the "no growth" philosophy of management and whether it should be taught in business schools.

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Do you think a "no growth" philosophy of management should be taught in business schools? Discuss

Yes, because it provides another element of management that should be addressed. I think students will learn the importance ...

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