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Did you know... that German economist Ingo Böbel became Professor of Economics at
International University of Monaco after serving a prison sentence for embezzlement and tax evasion?
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BuySomeApples, review follows: article created 26 January and exceeds minimum length; hook is interesting, mentioned in article and appears to check out to German language source (I do not know German); no BLP issues as subject died in 2020; a QPQ has been carried out. Just a handful of comments on the article:
There's something missing in the following sentence: "He received in 1978, he became a research fellow at Newcastle University, before becoming a visiting associate professor of economics at Rutgers Business School – Newark and New Brunswick in 1980."
This source times out for me. Is there an archive that can be linked instead?