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Subject Why Housing Is More Affordable In Tokyo
Date September 21, 2019 11:00 AM
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Why Housing Is More Affordable In Tokyo ([link removed])
by Paul Boyce ([link removed])

In a city with rapidly rising housing needs, there is really only one way to keep housing prices stable or falling: produce a lot of housing.

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Rent Control: A History of Failure ([link removed])

by Gregory Bresiger ([link removed])

Rent controls are a recipe for less housing, and unaffordable rents. At least for most people.

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Restitution-Based Criminal Justice in Japan ([link removed])

by Bruce L. Benson ([link removed])

What makes restitution work well in Japan is that private individuals and groups are much more responsible for controlling crime.
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Let Alaskans Decide The Fate of Alaska's Forests ([link removed])

by Ryan McMaken ([link removed])

A group of people from the Alaska panhandle, in order to talk policy about a forest right next door, had to fly thousands of miles to do so.
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