“…However, little evidence is observed on the direct effect of change in central bank governor on media favorableness of monetary policy. Marcussen and Verdun (2002) and Sørensen (2015) are a few exceptions who indicate that the governor of the Danish central bank actively joins the public debate to use the media as a way to alter the consensual knowledge among the Danish political elites rather than public opinion. Thus, the change in governor influences media favorableness only through a monetary stance.…”