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001469910 1001_ $$aMüller, Henrik.
001469910 24510 $$aChallenging economic journalism :$$bcovering business and politics in an age of uncertainty /$$cHenrik Müller.
001469910 264_1 $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c[2023]
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001469910 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001469910 5050_ $$aIntro -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The Loss of Certainty: Journalism vs. the Economy -- 1.1 On Truth, Reality and Bullshit -- 1.2 Of Minds and Markets -- 1.3 Problems, Priorities and Uncertainty -- 1.4 Overview of the Book -- References -- Chapter 2: Peculiar Products: The Business of Economic News -- 2.1 An Executive Must-Have: The Evolution of News -- Newspapers in the Dutch Golden Age -- England and the Continent -- Branching Out from Business -- 2.2 Why Bother? Properties of News as a Product -- Positive Externalities
001469910 5058_ $$aCognitive Disadvantages -- Asymmetric Information -- Economies of Scale (and Scope) -- Digitalization and Its Discontents -- 2.3 Business First, Politics Fast: On the Economics of Economic News -- A Taxonomy of Economic Journalism -- Market Size and Readers' Motivations -- Bundling and Competition Laws -- "Alternative" News Media -- 2.4 Solutions: Tackling Quality Uncertainty and the Erosion of Trust -- Branding -- Media Accountability -- Professionalization and Licensing Practices -- 2.5 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 3: Good, Bad or Ugly: On the Quality of Economic Journalism
001469910 5058_ $$a3.1 Basic Quality Requirements -- 3.2 The Challenge of De-materialization: The Complex Nature of the Economy -- Intangibles -- Complex Trade-Offs -- News Values -- Attention Cycles -- Agenda Setting -- 3.3 The Challenge of Forward-Orientation: Economic Journalism's Watchdog Role -- Risks and Side-Effects -- The Financial Crisis and the Euro Crisis -- 3.4 The Challenge of Voice: Why Not All Interests Are Equally Loud -- Rent Seeking -- Collective Action -- Agenda Setting and Social Media -- 3.5 Who's Got the Power? Independence Versus Influence -- Independence -- Hierarchies of Influences
001469910 5058_ $$a"Radical" Critique -- Transparency and Accountability -- Independent Framing and Editorial Leaning -- 3.6 The ESSF Formula: News Values for Economic Journalism -- Values and Conflicts -- 3.7 Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 4: Making Sense: Narratives, Journalism and the Economy -- 4.1 Infectious Stories and Their Effects: Narrative Economics -- 4.2 Beliefs and Convictions: Types of Social Narratives -- Dominant vs. Hegemonic Narratives -- Meta-Narratives -- Economic Policy Narratives -- Corporate Narratives -- 4.3 Gauging the Future: Narratives and Expectations
001469910 5058_ $$a"Radical Uncertainty" -- "Rational Expectations" as Narrative-Based Social Conventions -- 4.4 Blind Spots and Fads: The Problems with Narratives -- Outdated Facts -- Narrow Vision -- False Causation -- Intriguing Persuasion -- 4.5 Getting Real: Narratives and Journalism -- Narrative Formation-Bottom-Up, Top-Down, or Mediated? -- Journalists as Narrative Economists -- 4.6 Leaning Against the Wind: Journalism Versus Common Beliefs -- Reining in Exuberance -- Escaping Depression -- 4.7 Conclusion -- Notes -- References
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001469910 520__ $$aThis book, inspired partly by journalism's failure to raise early warning flags in the run up to financial crises and by the rise of (economic) populism in recent years, puts forward a framework for economic journalism. It argues that that independent quality economic journalism is essential to the functioning of both the market and democracy but is under threat, and explores questions raised by the decline of media trust: what is the value of economic journalism? And how can journalists change their practices to counter this decline? The book takes a global approach with one chapter focusing on European integration and concludes with an outlook on the future of economic journalism, and the financing of journalism more widely. Henrik Mller is Professor and Chair of Economic Policy Journalism at TU Dortmund University, Germany.
001469910 588__ $$aDescription based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on July 10, 2023).
001469910 650_0 $$aJournalism, Commercial.
001469910 650_0 $$aJournalism$$xEconomic aspects.
001469910 650_0 $$aJournalism$$xPolitical aspects.
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