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Universities' Hidden Real Estate Agenda
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Since this short could be taken out of context (which I'm unaware of, I've tried searching for the full videos on the channel here in the past, to no avail), it's worth clarifying that it shouldn't be interpreted as anti-academic (yeah various cliques of academics pose their own sorts of problems, tsk tsk, neoclassicals) but rather anti-management, these bureaucrats everywhere seem to forget that all institutions aren't supposed to be run in the same manner.. maybe they conveniently omit conveying that in business school, but IDK what precisely transpires so that we arrive at such unfortunate situations