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... higher education , especially in the science and engineer- ing curricula . During this period more and more students were placed on the ladder toward higher and higher levels of education . More teachers were hired , colleges were ex ...
... higher education , especially in the science and engineer- ing curricula . During this period more and more students were placed on the ladder toward higher and higher levels of education . More teachers were hired , colleges were ex ...
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... higher local government costs for competing , for managing the city's infrastructure , its garbage collection , welfare services , and education system will mean less money available to subsidize industry ; higher salaries for municipal ...
... higher local government costs for competing , for managing the city's infrastructure , its garbage collection , welfare services , and education system will mean less money available to subsidize industry ; higher salaries for municipal ...
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... higher real estate costs , some workers will lose their jobs . While some of them will find new jobs , others will be forced to rely on unemployment or welfare . As a result , workers with jobs must now pay higher taxes for the public ...
... higher real estate costs , some workers will lose their jobs . While some of them will find new jobs , others will be forced to rely on unemployment or welfare . As a result , workers with jobs must now pay higher taxes for the public ...
Contents
THE PUBLIC ENTREPRENEUR | 76 |
THE ROOTS OF REGIONAL ROTATION | 116 |
THE LESSONS OF LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE | 206 |
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