A Sentiment Analysis of Cowen, Hanson, Caplan, and Krugman


Supplied by Bryan Caplan, performed by ChatGPT, excerpt:

So Cowen isn’t well described as either “positive” or “negative.” A much better description is:

High appreciation + high concern + very low emotional agitation.

He seems to think there is an astonishing amount of wonderful stuff in the world and an astonishing number of things worth worrying about.

That combination is unusual.

Insightful throughout.  And have a nice day!




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