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The 10 C's of Global Competitiveness

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What you need to win  (Part 2 of 5-part series)
By: William Polushin, Financial Post
May 18, 2010

In this, the second of FP Executive's five-part series on competing to win in the global economy, William Polushin looks at the 10 C's of global competitiveness.

In his article Pushkin identifies a set of common factors that impact  the ability of enterprises to realize revenue and earnings growth. He refers to these factors as the 10 C's of global competitiveness:
  1. Competitive Products and Services
  2.  Critical Mass Canada
  3. Commitment
  4. Capital 
  5. Connectedness
  6. Country Acumen
  7. Company Plan
  8. Continuous Innovation
  9. Competence
  10. Confidence
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Part 2 of 5-part series on competing to win in the global economy

Relevant Subject and Topic
Business Opportunities, Prospecting and Planning, Business Practices, Manufacturing and R&D, Growing a Business

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Informative

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Copyright Owner
William Polushin,
www.FinancialPost.com

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Instructors, Facilitators, Parents, Learners, Entrepreneurs, Policy Makers

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Adult(19+)
Youth(12-18)

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High School, Postsecondary, Graduate, Adult General, Professional

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Canada

Language
English

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