Rent control hurts the market, the landlord, and the renter in the long run. Congress should allow over-the-counter contraceptives.
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The Folly of Bernie Sanders’s National Rent Control Proposal ([link removed] )
A national rent control standard ignores the fact that market rents are determined by supply and demand. Such a standard would impose a lot of economic damage.
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