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Paul Collier Prof. Dr. Alternative spellings: Paul M. Collier B: 1951
Profession Betriebswirt Unternehmensberater
Affiliations School of Accounting, Economics and Finance (Geelong) Monash University. Faculty of Business and Economics Aston Business School University of Oxford University of Exeter. Business School Aston Business School
Publishing years Series CIMA exam practice kit / Managerial level (4) Research paper series / Aston Business School Research Institute (3) ERF working papers series : working paper (1) Discussion paper / Tinbergen Institute (1) CIMA's official learning system (1) CIMA revision cards / Strategic level paper (1) 
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