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Evaluating air pollution as a public hazard
Graham Watson
19th December 2016
Always nice to hear "The Prodigy" on the BBC and that's the backing track throughout this clip - however, the economics in this video clip are fascinating.
It starts from the premise that the figures relating to air pollution are skewed - and it does a good job of deconstructing the statistical models that generate the estimated human costs of air pollution. Evaluation-tastic. A great clip for all interested economists to watch.
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