Evidence and Policy Analysis in the Age of Fake News with Alice Rivlin

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Alice Rivlin examines how empirical evidence and statistical analysis inform policymaking while addressing misinformation. Teaches critical evaluation of policy claims and the role of data in democratic discourse.

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