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- base upward (izg. bȇjz àpvord) mDEFINICIJAekon. organizacijska struktura poduzeća poznata kao stvaranje organizacije »odozdo prema gore« (od najnižih jedinica do razine poduzeća)ETIMOLOGIJAengl.
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