The Homeless Economist
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TALKING TRASH #1: Trouble in Housing Supply
We found some alarming information on the housing market in the trash this week boys.
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EDITORIAL: You may not be unhoused, but you are probably homeless
While the majority of Americans may have a roof over their heads, they are not home. Economic forces have alienated us from the land. If the air could be privatized the way the land is, we would be taking out 30-year loans to pay for breath...
EDITORIAL: Corporate landlords are the real welfare queens
I had a great holiday break and am thankful as a dumpster diving enthusiast for the opportunity to enjoy the many fruits (or discarded fruit cakes to be specific) of my labor. It’s a shame to see so many perfectly good loaves of bread to go...
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