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The Advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Its Implications for the Efficacy of GDP
24
Feb
By Anton Kozyrev
All Posts, Economy, Economy and Government

The Advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Its Implications for the Efficacy of GDP

By: Anton Kozyrev GDP -- or Gross Domestic Product -- has long been the favored means of assessing economic health by myriad groups, from economists to politicians. But it may well be time for a change. According to the St. Louis Fed’s Federal Reserve Archival System for Economic Research (FRASER),…
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An Inside Look at the Recruitment Process at Business Fraternity AKPsi
18
Feb
By Jaime Svinth
All Posts, On Campus

An Inside Look at the Recruitment Process at Business Fraternity AKPsi

By: Jaime Svinth As a university with no undergraduate business school, Vanderbilt leaves many students yearning for the business mentorship, comradery, and networking given at other institutions. Enter: business fraternity student organizations. Delta Sigma Pi and Alpha Kappa Psi are two business fraternity organizations on campus started by students to…
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