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Limits to Growth? The Case of Harvard Undergrads 
Environmental and Urban Economics | by Matthew E. Kahn | Fri, Apr 18
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The incongruity between undergraduate opinion on the consequences of the housing crunch and the decision to suspend transfer admissions is striking. Our self-interest demands that the College accept as few new upperclassmen as possible, at least until the great floods of ‘09 and ‘10 s...
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