In the Information Age, media is everywhere. This course will help you make sense of it all, providing insight into the structure of media firms, the nature of their products and how they make money.
Is media biased? Is consolidation of media companies bad for consumers? This course will address those questions as well as how the government effects the structure of media through policies such as net neutrality, copyright, TV regulation and spectrum allocation.
This course will provide a general background on the research from economists on media and journalism. There will be a lot of economics and not too much math.
If you pass the final exam, you will earn our “Economics of the Media” certificate on your profile.
- Basic economics of media
- Media bias
- Media and government
- Media and economic development
- Exam
Requirements: None
Instructor: Alex Tabarrok and Tyler Cowen
Price: Free
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