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The trio engaged in a series of belt-tightening changes to return the district to solvency. Belt-tightening meant the death penalty for the businesswoman in a mochista business culture, which says that men should work and women should stay at home. Likewise, sporadic corporate belt-tightening is more likely to result in production backlogs, low-quality output, missed shipments, angry customers and diminished employee morale. |
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