Media Appearances and References to My Work
Interviews with Me
“The Minimum Wage, EITC, and Criminal Recidivism” (interviewed by Jennifer Doleac
“Fine and Punishment” Planet Money (NPR), interviewed by Sarah Gonzalez
“When the Police Become Tax Collectors” Arnold Ventures (Interviewed by Ben Piven, with policy brief)
“Criminal Justice and Excessive Fines” The Hamilton Project @ The Brookings Institute (C-SPAN, panel moderated by R. Nunn)
National Tax Foundation (interviewed by K. Padgett)
Print (or, at least, print-adjacent)
Wall Street Journal Staff Editorial [Firearms and Lynching]
USA Today By Jorge L. Ortiz [Law Enforcement/Police Unions]
Time By Chris Wilson [Covid-19, Public Good Rationing]
Time By Chris Wilson [Covid-19, Physician Competition for Patients]
Governing, by Mike Maciag [Revenue Driven Law Enforcement]
VoxEU (by me and Amanda Agan) [Minimum Wages and Crime]
The Atlantic Monthly [Revenue Driven Law Enforcement, brief reference]
New York Post [Minimum Wages and Crime]
Mother Jones [Revenue Driven Law Enforcement]
Fast Company, by Ben Schiller [Minimum wages and Crime]
Bloomberg View, by Noah Smith [Minimum wages and Crime]
New York Times, by me [OSHA audits]
Wall Street Journal, by Christopher Shea [Traffic Enforcement and Safety]
Slate, by Tom Vanderbilt [Traffic Enforcement and Revenue]
Boston Globe, by Eric Moskowitz [Traffic Enforcement and Revenue]
New York Times, by Judy Chevalier [Traffic Enforcement and Revenue]
Chicago Tribune, by John Hilkevitch [Traffic Enforcement and Revenue]
The Atlantic Monthly, Primary Sources [Traffic Enforcement and Revenue]
The New Republic, by Zubin Jelveh [Traffic Enforcement and Revenue]
Blogs
Wall Street Journal Economics Blog (10/3/18)
Oxford Press Blog (7/1/13)
National Affairs (12/2/14) (1/1/14) (1/8/14) (2/11/11) (1/30/10) (3/10/11)
Marginal Revolution (9/8/22) (2/9/22) (9/13/18) (1/7/18) (2/17/11) (1/9/09) (2/20/07)
Business Week (9/4/2007)
Economist's View (9/02/07)
How We Drive (1/9/09) (11/15/08)