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Impact of mobile phone network providers' service quality of customer satisfaction among students in a selected university in Arusha, Tanzania by Mellayie Banda

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Banda, Mellayie

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TextPublication details: University of Eastern Africa, Baraton June 2017Description: xii, 97 leaves ill. 30 cmISBN:

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Books	Main Campus Library	University of Eastern Africa, Baraton	Main Stack	Bar HF 5415.5 .B36 2017 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	92508

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A thesis submitted to the Department of Management School of Business University of Eastern Africa, Baraton. In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the Degree of Master of Business Administration (Marketing and Human Resource Management) by Banda, Mellayie, June 2017

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