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NEW TRENDS IN CONTEMPORARY ECONOMICS, BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

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The study concludes that AI should be positioned as a governed decision-support layer rather than an autonomous technical add-on, and that effective circular supply chain decision-making depends on data quality, interoperability, organisational capability, ecosystem coordination, and sustainability guardrails.

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