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irreplaceability

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When SOEs have specific human assets for which the cost of transferability is deemed high, either for reasons of irreplaceability or otherwise, unions may oppose sale or liquidation (i.
] The significance of the nation is usually anchored in the superiority, or at least the irreplaceability, of the cultural values that are to be preserved and developed only through the cultivation of the peculiarity of the group," From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology, trans, and eds.
 
 
 
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