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I posted before the video spoof by Glenn Hubbard on Bernanke. Columbia Business School students have followed up with a skit featuring Bernanke begging Hubbard to swap jobs.
Monday, July 14, 2008
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Where do these students find the time to do this? MBA studies is all about managing an overload of work.
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