Is Talk Cheap?

Ryan Gibbs, Omer Gokcekus and Edward Tower

Journal of Economic Policy Reform, 2002, vol. 5, issue 3, 127-131

Abstract: For the steel import quota bill of 1999, each word in the Congressional Record costs $39 in campaign contributions from the steel industry. Consequently, our answer is "Yes, talk is cheap!"

Date: 2002
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