Administrators and faculty at state colleges and universities often say that their standards of admission are independent

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Administrators and faculty at state colleges and universities often say that their standards of admission are independent of whether there is a shortage or surplus of openings at the university. Do you think that this statement is true? Do you think that faculty and administrators ignore surpluses and shortages of openings when setting admission standards? Explain your answer.

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Microeconomics

ISBN: 9781337617406

13th Edition

Authors: Roger A Arnold

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