Over on the Contexts blog, I wrote a follow-up to Justin Wolfers’ piece about economists dominating the news: here it is.
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Family Inequality · by Philip N. Cohen
If you are complaining about sociologists not getting ink, what about us engineers? Count the number of references to engineers in NYT, and then we can talk.
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