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... ology research, the cost of production materials, labor costs, publicity costs, transportation costs, and tax costs.

Is the cost of goods sold by Datang merchants to other places high? Nature is not high, really want to say high, high in technical research, transportation is followed by insurance.

The profits earned are quite a lot, because the demand side does not have the corresponding technology, but also wants to own. In the face of such a situation, it is not a businessman who ...

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