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@micsolana @NicoPerrino Double taxed: Income and withdrawals (unlike 401K/IRA)

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@GabeEcon Thank you!

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@GabeEcon What’s the book?

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@alt_ccc Voting for cloture≠voting for the bill. This may be lost on voters, but it’s true.

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@polisoc2 @redandriveting Its literally the UN charter

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@sam_d_1995 @SethBarronNYC @aaron_renn +irrelevant

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@LavenderGooms1 @libertarian7801 @MichaelAArouet https://t.co/UHtdfGIDpb

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@ShakeyPremis @NatBullard @IEA https://t.co/s0DOELdFsX

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@besttrousers Can you elaborate on the hashtag? What are the issues with?

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@AwayBerk @TrueSlazac Isn’t the right to bargain *collectively* the issue with unionization? Is there any way unionization can exist without deadweight loss?

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@donnelly_brent @mark_ledain @mnolangray is a great follow regarding the subject.

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@sam_d_1995 Will this actually slow up Q1 launch?

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@claud334 @besttrousers @RossBarkan For #1, why wouldn’t govt run into the traditional issues of inefficiency that govt entities run into? I hear you on econ of scale tho I’m not sure local govts exceed real estate devs there.
How would #3 work if real estate markets could respond to additional demand w supply?

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@claud334 @besttrousers @RossBarkan I suppose that depends on who you think can most efficiently provide housing. It’s my understanding that cash transfers are a more efficient use of resources than the govt building and managing property. I put a lot of weight in Matt’s opinion and I just was trying to clarify.

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@besttrousers @RossBarkan Wouldn’t it just be better for those people to just give them money? Rather than have the govt get in business of real estate development.

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@besttrousers @RossBarkan If the market was able to bring prices to ~cost of construction, would that still be too expensive for the lowest income people?

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@delo417 🤢🤢

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@RadioFreeTom @dostert_michele Could you elaborate? Or point to a previous thread where you have?

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@jnuzzi08 @mattyglesias Easier said than done!