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A National Bureau of Economic Research study tracked 120,306 Ivy League graduates from 1950 to 2020. One additional former teammate at a firm raised a graduate's hiring odds by 193.7%, versus 4.6% for shared university ties. Morgan Stanley and Bank of America led athlete-heavy employers.
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Talent debt from AI is now visible in data