1) Jeff Soyer at Alphecca writes:I finished reading Freedomnomics this past and can recommend it as a book that will pleasantly challenge the reader on several topics. John R. Lott, Jr. examines several beliefs held as “obvious” by many and shows that these beliefs are just plain wrong. . . . .
2) Andrew Caplan at Econlib writes:Plenty to Like in Freedomnomics
Also The John Locke Foundation's website notes:Duke lax 'fiasco' featured in new economics book
2) Andrew Caplan at Econlib writes:
Also The John Locke Foundation's website notes:
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