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Study: The way business schools teach about meritocracy―both subtly and overtly―contributes to economic inequality. The idea that “hard work and innate talent lead to equally accessible opportunit... (journals.aom.org)
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The original was posted on /r/science by /u/rustoo on 2024-10-02 19:14:56+00:00.

Original Title: Study: The way business schools teach about meritocracy―both subtly and overtly―contributes to economic inequality. The idea that “hard work and innate talent lead to equally accessible opportunities and corresponding rewards” is simply a myth.

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