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This report confirms how important it is for policy makers to act swiftly and effectively to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and to treat those with the disease," said study co-author Clive Bell, a visiting World Bank research fellow and professor of economics at Heidelberg University. A story Monday misidentified the co-author of a class-size-reduction study by the Public Policy Institute of California. He is lead author of Driving Your Company's Value: Strategic Benchmarking for Value and co-author of Valuation for Financial Reporting, Financial Valuation Applications and Models, and Financial Valuation Workbook, all published by Wiley. |
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