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As typical for science reporting, there's no link to the paper and the issue of it not being peer-reviewed is buried in a quote halfway through.
by speednoise 14y ago
As typical for science reporting, there's no link to the paper and the issue of it not being peer-reviewed is buried in a quote halfway through.
- CleanedStar 14y agoI would go even farther than you. It's not science reportin because it's a report by two law professors, working for the Wharton School of Economics. One of them, Klick, regularly writes for the Cato Institute on privatization, Austrian school economics, and so forth. It initially sounds like a scientific report, but one just has to consider the source.