
Why domestic and foreign capital flows into property and does not come back out. A theory of land, housing, and open-economy failure: how a non-reproducible asset absorbs global savings, breaks wage-price adjustment, and hollows out the productive economy
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There is a story about house prices that has the great merit of being simple and an easy sell. A bloke arrives. He needs somewhere to live. He bids for a flat that would otherwise have gone to you. Multiply this by a few hundred thousand ar...
Economics treats land as the fixed factor of production. It is the one input that cannot be manufactured, which is why its price behaves differently from the price of everything else and why, in the framework...
Under the accretion of the Rentier Black Hole, an inelastic, collateralised and tax-advantaged asset can sleepwalk an economy, through individually rational decisions, toward collective decline. Put simply, property eats the economy.
We ha...
In 2022, analysts at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand set out to answer a reasonable question, why do New Zealanders hold so much of their wealth in houses? They built a standard Markowitz portfolio model, fed it twenty years of returns data...
This recent AI boom has drawn in hundreds of billions of dollars in investment, and trillions of dollars of valuation paper gains.
But the industry itself is built in concentric rings of diminishing quasi-rents. Empires worth billions ero...
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A serious account of how Britain broke its own economy and what would actually fix it. Land, housing, productivity, and the political economy of decline, by an independent researcher, Economist, and startup guy now based in Switzerland \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udded\ud83c\udff4\udb40\udc67\udb40\udc62\udb... more
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