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www.manhattancontrarian.com
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| | | | | * I often write about the folly of attempting, through a myriad of government mandates and subsidies, to compel the replacement of our electricity system with one powered by the wind and sun. You may think it would be impossible to come up with any public policy that is worse than that one of a forced energy system transformation. * And yet, the Manhattan Contrarian designee for "worst possible public policy" has gone to something else. That something else is the building of what they call "affordable housing" on some of the world's most expensive real estate here in Manhattan. * The term "affordable housing" as used by housing advocates is a euphemistic term of art that means something different from what you would think. What it really means is subsidized ... | |
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houserat.net
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| | | | | Why has it gotten so hard to buy a house? And why are houses so expensive now? I'm calling it The Great Housing Lollapalooza | |
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www.ourcommons.ca
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| | | | | Order Paper and Notice Paper No. 289 - March 1, 2024 (44-1) - House of Commons of Canada | |
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surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com
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| | | ALIGNING EXPECTATION WITH POSSIBILITY Why is the world at large so often "surprised" when the materially impossible doesn't happen? In economics, the consensus line - a narrative shared by government, business and, for the most part, the general public - is that the economy will carry on growing as we shift from climate-harming fossil fuels... | ||
