John Harvard's Journal | November-December 2005

Harvard Business School Class of...

Data from an annually updated Harvard Business School case comparing 1949 and current-year graduates, by professors of business administration Richard S. Tedlow and Nancy F. Koehn. Graphic by Stephen Anderson

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