The Colour of a Free Ride

Overview of attention for article published in Economic Journal, September 2020

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So far, Altmetric has seen 645 tweets from 613 users, with an upper bound of 3,205,212 followers.

"bus drivers were twice as willing to let casually dressed white testers ride free as casually dressed black testers (72% vs. 36% of the time)"

04 Jan 2023

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@SaraAppleby1 And this is one of the best audit studies I've seen, shows how biased decisions to help (rather than harm) produce relative advantage/disadvantage https://t.co/ASiOYeVbNH

04 Jan 2023

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RT @RedzoMujcic: White privilege in everyday market interactions. 'The Colour of a Free Ride' with @FrijtersPaul forthcoming in the Econom…

27 Nov 2022

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Hugely interesting paper on racial discrimination. Blacks and Indians are subject to discrimination. Very neatly studied. https://t.co/IObRPAhsL8

04 Oct 2022

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