235. Who’s REALLY To Blame for the Housing Affordability Crisis: Investors, Markets, or Governments?

In "This Week’s Economy" Episode 53, I discuss what's going on in the housing market, how Louisiana may be next to pass universal school choice, and why people are the master resource in 13 minutes.

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In today’s “This Week’s Economy” Episode 53, I explain why housing is unaffordable, how the next state to pass universal school choice could be Louisiana, why people should be treated like people, and more.

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I cover the following:

• What did the latest U.S. jobs report and inflation tell us about the economy and what the Fed will do next?

• What’s up with the housing market?

• Will Louisiana be next to get universal school choice? Is Gov. Landry’s first budget a Responsible Louisiana Budget?

• Why can’t we treat people like people instead of pawns? 

• Are you better off than you were four years ago?

My Media Hits & More

• Watch my interview with Jon Caldara of the Independence Institute, where I make the case for a path to zero income taxes in Colorado.

• Don’t miss my commentary at AIER on the economic costs of taxing unrealized capital gains: Don’t do it!

• Read my commentary at the Daily Caller on how Biden and Trump need a more hopeful, bold vision.

• Check out my interview with Neil Cavuto on Fox Business about what the Fed should do next.

  

• Watch this week’s LPP episode with Dr. John B. Taylor on a 4% growth target, the Fed, inflation, and monetary and fiscal rules.

• Don’t miss the upcoming episode on Monday with Dr. Ed Timmons on occupational licensing, the challenges faced by people in the labor market, his new report, and much more!

• Quote of the Week: Freedom > Control

  

• Bible Verse of the Week: So many great things!

  

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