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The link is broken...
[It appears to be working fine now.--Econlib Ed.]
But it appears, at least for 2007, that only tenured communicators won any prizes.
"But it appears, at least for 2007, that only tenured communicators won any prizes."
What makes you think that? None of them are (or were).
Steve,
My apologies. 2007 Economic Communication prizes were awarded to a Co-director of Undergraduate Studies at Penn State, an Associate Professor of Economics at Hawaii Pacific University, and a Dept. of Economics lecturer at Towson.
The first recipient might as well be, and the second is really a distinction without difference. I'll grant your point in the case of the third recipient, but I can't understand why this would cause you to throw your tail up.