Published Jul 30, 2007
David Henderson on Disagreeable Economists
David Henderson and Russ Roberts delve into the nature of disagreement among economists, examining the intersections of ideology, public perception, and the media's influence on economic consensus, while highlighting the powerful role economists play in shaping policy and public discourse.
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