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The Economist
(2024)
How universities contribute to slow economic growth.
Too often they generate ideas that no one knows how to use | Finance & economics
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The article discusses how universities are failing to have a positive impact on economic growth and often generate ideas that are not practical or usable.
Keywords: Ivory sour, universities, economic growth, ideas, practical.
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