PART 6. LEVELS OF SYSTEM EVOLUTION LOGISTICS: CONTRADICTIONS REVEALED (24-27)
Abstract
The article presents an analysis of the sixth part of the second version of the presentation of the stages of the
genesis of the concept of modern logistics, which is based on the description of logistics systems of four levels of
development, set out in educational publications. As a result of this analysis, semantic contradictions of a research
and editorial nature are unacceptable for the literature of higher and secondary vocational education
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