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“What Do NASCAR Drivers, Glenn Beck, and the Hitmen of the NFL Have in Common?”
The answer? Each of them shows how risk is becoming a sort of luxury good. It’s a program about safety measures, the Peltzman Effect, and (mis)conceptions about danger (including, yes, fatal shark attacks."
Freakonomics Radio launches its inaugural podcast. Read more here.
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