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1.	What was the rationale behind introducing the Global Data Synchronisation Networkin 2005?
A.	To provide a common pricing structure taking currency fluctuations into account
B.	To speed up e-commerce interaction
C.	To allow trading partners to manage each other's supply chain
D.	To create standards for sharing information about products
Answer» E.

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