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Internships and proper economics

Internships and proper economics

Now, I find myself having endless chats on internships, which I am told as line items on CVs, pay generous dividends. Meetings start by me asking the aspirant intern their thoughts on indentured apprenticeships. To this, I invariably receive a look of bemusement and confusion. Confusion because...

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