Podcasts that mention 📚 Think Like a Freak (Republish) by Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner

If you've ever read Freakonomics, the namesake book of this show, you may recall this controversial link between legalized abortion and the fall of crime.

In this segment, podcast host Stephen Dubner discusses the book 'Freakonomics,' which serves as the inspiration for the show, and highlights the controversial argument it presents about the connection between legalized abortion and the decrease in crime rates.

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But a lot of Republicans have come to believe the death penalty does not deter crime, which happens to be an argument we offered evidence for in Freakonomics.

In this segment, the host discusses how many Republicans have shifted their views on the death penalty, referencing the book 'Freakonomics' as evidence supporting the idea that the death penalty does not effectively deter crime.

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In the first Freakonomics book, published in 2005, Steve Levitt and I wrote about one such consequence of the original Roe v.

In this segment, podcast host Stephen Dubner discusses the first book, 'Freakonomics', co-authored with Steve Levitt, in which they explore the implications of the Roe v. Wade ruling.

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If you've ever read Freakonomics, the namesake book of this show, you may recall this controversial link between legalized abortion and the fall of crime.

In this segment, the host discusses 'Freakonomics', the book that shares its name with the podcast. They highlight the controversial connection made in the book between legalized abortion and the subsequent decline in crime rates.

► Watch this excerpt @ 00:06:51