Foreign ownership and the advertising industry

by Kates, Peat, Marwick & Co.

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Published 1973 by Select Committee on Economic and Cultural Nationalism, Legislative Assembly of Ontario] in [Toronto .
Written in

Places:

• Ontario.
Subjects:

• Advertising -- Ontario.,
• Investments, Foreign -- Ontario.

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Edition Notes

Cover title.

Statement	prepared as part of a study on foreign ownership: corporate behaviour and public attitudes for the Select Committee on Economic and Cultural Nationalism of the Legislative Assembly, Province of Ontario.
Contributions	Ontario. Legislative Assembly. Select Committee on Economic and Cultural Nationalism.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HF5813.C2 K38 1973
The Physical Object
Pagination	216 p.
Number of Pages	216
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5475614M
LC Control Number	73178951

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