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[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@madmaxbr5 @JakeKAllDay @cremieuxrecueil It captures the data boom

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@JakeKAllDay @cremieuxrecueil You can disagree but you can’t just hand wave a causal study and nuh huh it, you can disagree with the study ofc but you’ll have to give reasons for why your citations are more favorable.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@JakeKAllDay @cremieuxrecueil Ofc if you ignore the study he just posted showing the opposite, I haven’t read it but it seems it be stronger causal inference study.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

Hahaha

[Scott Winship @swinshi]

@somsai @tonyannett You know I’m the author of this report, yes? It doesn’t refute my claim above. And the report shows that aggregate pay tracks aggregate productivity extremely well. Whether median pay tracks median productivity is something we can’t answer, but I offer reasons to think it has

[Scott Winship @swinshi]

@somsai @tonyannett You know I’m the author of this report, yes? It doesn’t refute my claim above. And the report shows that aggregate pay tracks aggregate productivity extremely well. Whether median pay tracks median productivity is something we can’t answer, but I offer reasons to think it has

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@swinshi @somsai @tonyannett LMAO no way

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@theErdTirdMans @Shawn07840240 @sigmahamster2 It’s another dishonest tactic

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@theErdTirdMans @Shawn07840240 @sigmahamster2 How strong is this variable??? How responsible??? Again being fucking dishonest, you would think he would be talking about other factors like zoning laws, government regulations, etc.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@Shawn07840240 @theErdTirdMans @sigmahamster2 Also 30% or 9% doesn’t even reach the statistical average, even accepting this claim it won’t support the idea that most housing is owned by private equities.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@Shawn07840240 @theErdTirdMans @sigmahamster2 There’s

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@Shawn07840240 @theErdTirdMans @sigmahamster2 There more evidence suggesting zoning laws and government regulations are responsible for the restriction of the supply of housing.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@Shawn07840240 @theErdTirdMans @sigmahamster2 Depending on location, well for one I need citations for this pls and since I’m talking about aggregate I need national data on that.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@lostchimp69420 @sigmahamster2 We have to do all the empirical work to debunk progressive nonsense yet they bring nothing to the table and say all this bullshit.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@lostchimp69420 @sigmahamster2 Do you have evidence suggesting that they own most apartments, other housing, etc.?

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@theErdTirdMans @Shawn07840240 @sigmahamster2 He won’t present it, he made a claim that we falsified it, now he’s trying to make some other claim that he won’t empirically back up. Like it’s just not the case that institutional investors own most of supply, but he doesn’t care about the truth. He won’t change his mind.

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@Shawn07840240 @sigmahamster2 Still isn’t the case

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@PelegMichael @MattPolProf Like if you are going to make an empirical case for it, don’t use that study at least:

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@PelegMichael @MattPolProf That Princeton study is horrid lol

[Ryankinq @Ryankinq1]

@PelegMichael @MattPolProf Like he should know that the literature is a lot more nuance and there is push back lmao.