<p>That’s a far cry from the skewed figures Byerly used to post about cross admit data. pretty much, harvard is winning 67% of the time. Closer to that NBER data set on revealed prefernce, which had harvard winning 60% of the time.</p>
<p>That’s a far cry from the skewed figures Byerly used to post about cross admit data. pretty much, harvard is winning 67% of the time. Closer to that NBER data set on revealed prefernce, which had harvard winning 60% of the time.</p>