Extract from “The Will to Compete”

Describing payment methods:

“Sales at retail stations were all in cash. When calling for fresh supplies from Dagangan Depot dealers have to present Bank Drafts at the Depot before any product could be released for delivery. Payment for an average tanker-load would be around RM25 to RM30 thousand…”

Visit here and buy books so I have some spending money.

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