I often get confused with organic growth and in organic growth. Can any one explain these terminologies in layman's language?

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Muhammad Usman Tariq

by Muhammad Usman Tariq , Visiting Faculty , National University of Science and Technology

Organic growth is natural, inorganic is artificial.

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