econ40432

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by econ40432 1y ago
They're not endorsing candidates in exchange for money. They do use their money to run their networks, which they use to promote certain candidates and positions. Re: "The line is clear: is money being exchanged in order to promot
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by econ40432 1y ago
These countries typically ban alcohol, gambling, children and pharma ads. They still let a large number of ads through.
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by econ40432 1y ago
So these news networks would be banned too?
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by econ40432 1y ago
There would be a chilling effect on speech. People would be afraid to speak or be imprisoned for saying the wrong things. North Korea is the only country that bans advertising.
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by econ40432 1y ago
Does CNN, Fox News, ABC, New York Times and CBS use money to endorse candidates on air? Is that advertising?
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by econ40432 2y ago
What are your views on South Korea defending themselves against the North in 1950?
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by econ40432 2y ago
Harvard was given public money in 1636. It was a religious school and trained clergy.
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by econ40432 2y ago
If I go to a doctor or get Lasik surgery, can't I pay them directly without using my insurance?
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by econ40432 2y ago
EU homes are generally tiny. Homes in Mississippi for example are huge compared to EU homes
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by econ40432 2y ago
Engineering students are actually more conservative than a group like communications majors. Are communications majors smarter?
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by econ40432 2y ago
I agree that tariffs aren't good econ policy. What are your views on grocery "price gouging"? Rent controls?
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by econ40432 2y ago
What are the "basics of econ" in your view?