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Harvard says it adds $5 billion to Boston economy

University cites money spent as employer, builder
Jan. 16, 2009
A study conducted forHarvard University says the school pumped nearly $5 billion into the Boston-area economy in 2008, employing thousands of workers, attracting hundreds of millions of dollars in research grants, and spending hundreds of millions more on construction, equipment, and supplies, according to a new study from the school. The study has been released as Boston officials seek to squeeze more money out the city's tax-exempt nonprofit sector to help offset a budget shortfall To read The Boston Globe article, click here.

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