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I Want to Marry Rich: Why Cash Makes You a Desirable Partner

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By Christina Matz Carnes, Palash Deb, Jonathan O'Brien
| Wiley Online Library Verified
REFERENCES (2000). ‘The duality of collaboration: inducements and opportunities in the formation of interfirm linkages’. Strategic Management Journal, 21, 317–43. , and (2005). ‘Managerial foresight and attempted rent appropriation: insider trading on knowledge of imminent breakthroughs’. Strategic Management Journal, 26, 791–808. and (1988). ‘The firm is dead; long live the firm: a review of Oliver E. Williamson's the economic institutions of capitalism’. Journal of Economic Literature, 26, 65–79.
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Chinks in the NEP 2020 armour

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By Palash Deb
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
| | Published 17.09.20, 03:01 AM The newly minted National Education Policy envisions Indian higher education institutions as large, multidisciplinary universities that will henceforth focus on holistic learning and aspire to achieve global excellence. The NEP also recognizes faculty quality as the single most important factor driving such excellence.
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The entry of foreign universities into India is a reform long awaited

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By Palash Deb
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
The issue of the entry of foreign universities in India has always generated ample debate. Back in 2007, the United Progressive Alliance-I government had introduced a bill in Parliament to regulate the entry and operation of FUs in India. A revised version of this, the foreign educational institutions (regulation of entry and operations) bill, was introduced in 2010 during the UPA-II regime. Although a welcome initiative, the bill was heavy on regulations.
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