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Ideological segregation Practice Questions
One reason the isolation index may not be very high is that:
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a. internet users tend to visit mainstream news sites online
b. many internet users use multiple outlets to get their news
c. both a. and b.
Compared to broadcast news, cable TV news and magazines, national newspapers have a _________isolation index.
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a. higher
b. lower
c. neither a. nor b.
The isolation index is _________ in “real life” compared to internet media.
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a. much higher
b. much lower
c. the same
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Economics of the Media
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(41 videos)
Basic economics of media
The importance of fixed costs
Practice Questions
Non-rivalry in consumption
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Spatial models
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Network externalities
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Some economics of advertising
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The economics of payola
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Payola and conflict of interest
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Rossman Payola 1
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Rossman Payola 2
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Does consolidation lower variety?
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Multiple equilibria
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History of media economics
Steven Pearlstein on newspapers (Optional)
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James Hamilton, Markets for News (Optional)
Media bias
What drives media slant?
Practice Questions
Does competitiveness lower bias?
Practice Questions
Balance for ballot propositions
Practice Questions
Newspapers and agenda setting
Practice Questions
Ideological segregation
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The danger of stories
Media and government
Spectrum auctions, spectrum liberalization and the incomplete triumph of Coase
State ownership
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Net Neutrality by Jerry Brito
Network economics and 'net neutrality' regulation by Adam Thierer
Weak and strong natural monopoly
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Cable TV regulation
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Bundling
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Copyright and music
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Can the government influence private media?
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The unintended consequences of media
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The cultural diversity critique of markets
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Guide to Conspiracy Theories
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Media and economic development
Avant-garde and popular art
The economics of Bollywood
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Cable TV and women
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Food crises and India’s media
Practice Questions
Exposing corruption in Brazil
Practice Questions
What to do about HIV/AIDS?
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James T. Hamilton, “All the News That Fits to Sell”
Thomas Hazlett, The Law and Economics of Net Neutrality
Tim Groseclose, Media Bias
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Economics of the Media Exam
