Zoning laws are a hindrance to both those in the zone and those who want to be in the zone. Charity grows as the crisis continues.

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Controlling exports of cutting‐​edge technologies that have military or intelligence applications is probably a prudent aim of policy. But new export controls seem extreme when U.S.-China cooperation is sorely needed.

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A federal infrastructure package would probably cater to lobbyist demands, not market demands, and would likely include billions of dollars for transit.

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California’s zoning laws make it harder for working‐​class and low‐​income families to find housing they can afford. Even more disconcertingly, California’s zoning laws echo discriminatory policies of segregation and redlining.

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