Most are comfortable taking in more or less the same number of students they have historically educated, responding to rising demand by making admissions more selective and raising tuition.
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The growing supply of paper in the offing has enabled managers to take a more selective stance toward new syndications and, hence, demand wider new-issue premiums.
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