Dear Professor Wolfers. Growing up, I was taught politics is sociology in action. Your report demonstrates that politics is also economics in practice. Thank you for your insightful articles.
An interesting angle on the issue, JW. The bottom line is that the press is vital to democracy. Trying to muzzle it usually doesn’t end well for the muzzler.
Top notch explanation here, showing the vital participation of free press in democracy. Our president is a delicate flower who knows he can't stand up to honest reporting, so he attempts to scuttle out of the light by cancelling reporters & media outlets that report the realities of his poor work. He can run, he can try to hide - he only makes himself appear weaker and more in fear of everyone catching on to his failing Act II
Dear Professor Wolfers. Growing up, I was taught politics is sociology in action. Your report demonstrates that politics is also economics in practice. Thank you for your insightful articles.
An interesting angle on the issue, JW. The bottom line is that the press is vital to democracy. Trying to muzzle it usually doesn’t end well for the muzzler.
Thanks. I did not expect economists to study 'natural experiments' about the value of journalism to democracies and other political systems!
The synopses you gave here were concrete, the value measured in taxes and public services.
Top notch explanation here, showing the vital participation of free press in democracy. Our president is a delicate flower who knows he can't stand up to honest reporting, so he attempts to scuttle out of the light by cancelling reporters & media outlets that report the realities of his poor work. He can run, he can try to hide - he only makes himself appear weaker and more in fear of everyone catching on to his failing Act II
This article alone, you’ve earned your $8 this month.
I already knew this so now feel as smart as you Justin (‘-‘)
Thanks so much for this one, Justin. Great article about natural experiments and what they can teach us in economics.