Empirical Study of Core Competence in Coal Enterprises under Low-Carbon Economy

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The cultivation of core competence is the eternal development goal of the coal enterprises. In the low-carbon economic environment, the system architecture of core competence in China’s coal enterprises has undergone corresponding changes. The analysis of the core competence system has revealed the dynamic mechanism of core competence in China’s coal enterprises in the low-carbon economy, which can provide a realistic and theoretical guidance to deepen core competence.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 403-408)

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409-413

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November 2011

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