Word: higher
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Harvard, at least from Harvard's angle, should not be held to a higher standard for wages and employee treatment...
Part of the problem may lie in the culture of the University. Like many other institutions of higher learning, the size of Harvard's bureaucracy continues to grow as its own structural needs continue to diversify...
Over the past few years, we have seen a student body critical of the administration for a variety of issues, ranging from a living wage for employees to faculty diversity. As students we expect the administration to perform at a higher standard; it is time for the students to do their part...
People will put a higher value on their time off as well as on the job, Romer continues, and this will promote and be aided by the accelerating growth of the Internet. Clearly, shopping online takes far less time than driving to five different stores...
...brand-name drugs, 8% for generic drugs. Some HMO's are also tightening annual caps for Medicare recipients: 32% of the plans will set the limit at $500 or less. That's up from 21% in 1999. Should investors dump big drug stocks like Merck? Analysts say the higher costs won't apply to enough consumers to hurt stock prices...