korean cars purchased in korea are significantly cheaper than korean cars purchased in the US for example (the kia sorento 2025 -- chosen at random -- is about $20k / 45% cheaper in Seoul than in the US)

I read it a decade ago and iirc scores are based on how similar the things you talk about are to economists being registered as or donating to the different political parties? I suppose the data is available on individual professors ideological scores...

economists select into fields also, so the non-partisan optimal tax rate must be much lower? (though I don't remember how partisan PE is on their measure)

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