Changing modes of integration present new challenges for policy makers and executives--economic espionage, asymmetries in market access or competitive advantages for state-owned enterprises.

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In fact, most smaller enterprises detest the phrases SMB or mid-market.

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In fact, our data show that fully networked enterprises are not only more likely to be market leaders or to be gaining market share but also use management practices that lead to margins higher than those of companies using the Web in more limited ways.

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They were smarting from studies (including a couple from the Federal Reserve) concluding that these two "government-sponsored enterprises" had little or no positive impact on helping the housing market.

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The state still retains ownership or control over important enterprises and still makes economic decisions best left to the market.

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It seems likely, at the very least, that he will announce that the 100, 000 or so smallest of China's state-owned enterprises will be cast loose on the market and, though the word will not be used, privatised.

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There is an area remaining, however, where the U.S. still enjoys market dominance and can act unilaterally to create substantial, if not intolerable, hardship for larger foreign enterprises or governments determined to be involved with - or supportive of - these smaller proliferating entities in Russia, China and elsewhere.

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