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Review: The Economy, Media and Public Knowledge

In the context ofcurrent concerns about the Australian economy's impending recession, possibly fuelled by media reportage, this book is highly topical. It fills a gap in our knowledge about how the media report economic news and how that influences the economy's performance itself via businesspeople, politicians, policy-makers and the general public, regardless of how well they understand the economy or its reporting.