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AUGUST 2019 The Economic Value of W
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Executive Summary This report asses
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created by WTAMU is equal to approx
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Investment Analysis Investment anal
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Introduction West Texas A&M Univers
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CHAPTER 1: Profile of West Texas A&
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WTAMU employee and finance data TAB
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When using the Alumni Outcomes data
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