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Exposure to Chinese imports and media slant : evidence from 147 U.S. local newspapers over 1998-2012

Lu, Yi; Shao, Xiang; Tao, Zhigang - In: Journal of international economics 114 (2018), pp. 316-330

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What drives media bias? : new evidence from recent newspaper closures

Agirdas, Cagdas - In: The journal of media economics 28 (2015) 3, pp. 123-141

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Rising prices under declining preferences : the case of the U.S. print newspaper industry

Pattabhiramaiah, Adithya; Sriram, S.; Sridhar, Shrihari - 2016

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Rising prices under declining preferences : the case of the U.S. print newspaper industry

Pattabhiramaiah, Adithya; Sriram, S.; Sridhar, Shrihari - In: Marketing science : the marketing journal of the … 37 (2018) 1, pp. 97-122

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The political economy of propaganda : evidence from US newspapers

Ottinger, Sebastian; Winkler, Max - 2022

We study the impact of the first American party committed to redistribution from rich to poor on anti-Black media content in the 1890s. The Populist Party sought support among poor farmers, regardless of race, providing the segregationist Democratic establishment in the South with an incentive...

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Rising Prices under Declining Preferences : The Case of the U.S. Print Newspaper Industry

Pattabhiramaiah, Adithya - 2017

availability of alternative sources of news, such as free content provided on newspaper websites and by news aggregators such as … increases. We calibrate models of readership and advertising demand using data from a top-50 U.S. regional print newspaper …. Conditional on these demand models, we calibrate the newspaper's optimal pricing equations, and assess whether the increase in …

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Are Failures Blamed on Misfortune or Mistakes? Entrepreneurial Failure Attributions in US Newspapers

Cardon, Melissa S.; Potter, Ryland - 2011

Failure is a fundamental component of entrepreneurship. This study examines cultural views of failure within the US through the lens of attribution theory. Specifically, we examine under what conditions failures are attributed to mistakes made by entrepreneurs themselves versus being attributed...

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Management Turnover and Product Market Competition : Empirical Evidence from the U.S. Newspaper Industry

Hadlock, Charles J.; Fee, C. Edward - 1998

markets. We find that the sensitivity of turnover probabilities to a newspaper's own performance did not differ significantly … newspaper's competitors exhibited strong performance. Our results are consistent with some theoretical models of the …

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Multidimensional Media Slant : Complementarities in News Reporting by US Newspapers

García-Uribe, Sandra - 2018

-maximization model for front page decisions that I use to interpret the empirical biases of the newspaper as preferences of its …

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State Aid for Newspapers : Theories, Cases, Actions

Murschetz, Paul - 2013

: Theories -- 3 State Support for News -- 4 Industrial Subsidies -- 5 Newspaper Subsidies and Journalistic Quality -- 6 State Aid …Ever since newspaper companies first turned to their governments for support in the 1950s, print media has been … theory, the book analyses these issues by investigating the power of government subsidies to shape and control newspaper …

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