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Announcement“Financing Philadelphia’s Future” – Tom Sgouros on the role of pension funds in providing affordable housing
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AnnouncementPolitical Economy of Finance Summer School 2025
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—University of Michigan, January 6-7, 2025. Papers due October 13, 2024
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