A Theory of Non-Profit Firms
EconomicaPublished 1 November 1983
A. G. Holtmann
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Abstract
A Boston University student newspaper said today it had uncovered a university policy of selling admissions to medical school and to law school to wealthy applicants. Mr Silber called the newspaper's charges deliberate lies and denied that such a policy existed. 'No one has been admitted to Boston University in consideration of the payment of money,' he said. 'No one has ever bought a place in one of our schools.' [New York Times, 14 March 1978]
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