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FET #76: Moses Sternstein on the housing shortage myth, demographics, and debt
Moses Sterstein runs the terrific Random Walk substack. I stumbled across his creative insights a couple of years ago when someone sent me an article he wrote about the mythical housing shortage.
Since then, I have kept track of his views...
Pricing property rights. Or, how to do sensible value capture rather than giving away public property for free
Prosper Australia released a report last week explaining how and why to price development rights.
Download a copy here.
The basic idea is that property rights are created and defined by the state. So when high-value rights are added to t...
FET #75: Inheritance taxes seem fair, but policing them seems unfair. Why?
This week, regular co-host Jonathan Gadir is back to discuss inheritance taxes.
Are they the fairest tax that helps everyone start life on a more even footing? Or are they a nightmare of rules that require intrusive monitoring of gifts an...
Why do these housing charts look like a banana?
How economics makes sense of the banana-shaped patterns in our world
Here is a housing chart that looks like a banana.
Billionaire Industrial Policy
This article was first published in 2017, but is relevant again in the context of the recent Artemis II mission and Blue Origin’s successful rocket landings.
Don’t forget about the upcoming Land & Housing Economics Workshop I am hosting in...
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