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Harvard Business Review

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As the sector grows through this period of creative destruction, models that don’t work will die out, models that survive will attract copycats, operating costs will go down, and winners will rise to the top. Third, the sector needs practical, widely-adopted, and standardized tools to measure social impact.

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