DHS just revealed that rent prices are DROPPING in cities with increased levels of ICE enforcement.
-San Antonio: -4.8%
-Austin: -4.3%
-Dallas: -3%
-Houston: -3%
-Miami: -2.6%
-Phoenix: -4.2%
-Atlanta: -3.2%
-Nashville: -5.3%
-New Orleans: -8%
The most effective solution to the affordability crisis: Mass Deportations
@Bekartsmekart LOL Amerykańskie wojsko zbuduje bazę wojskową tuż obok tego pola naftowego, które szacuje się na 13 miliardów baryłek potencjalnych zasobów ropy naftowej.
There is a popular but wrong narrative that Poland’s economic rise is an EU subsidy story. Look at the list. Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Greece or Portugal get more EU money per 100,000 people than Poland. Several have been net beneficiaries just as long, but none compounded like Poland.
Since 2003 Poland’s GDP has grown 130%, the EU average is about 35%. Per capita income has gone from under half the EU average to over 80%. That is not what “funds did it” looks like. Funds helped build roads and trains, they did not create the factories, exporters, software firms, or millions of small companies that now generate nearly half of Polish GDP.
What did:
• A culture that treats hard work and entrepreneurialism as normal, not suspicious.
• Relatively low and simple corporate tax (19%, 9% for smaller firms) that let capital stay and compound.
• Early, painful reforms that opened markets instead of protecting incumbents.
• A state that stayed out of the way more than it micromanaged.
• People who left for London or Dublin, learned, came back, and started businesses.
If subsidies were the main driver of growth, should Southern Italy be an economic powerhouse?