Rent control is a snare and a delusion for those who think it will actually help the poor. It reduces the supply of rental housing from the level that would otherwise have obtained, and the poor get the short end of the stick whenever there is a shortage of anything. Housing is no exception to this general rule. Nor is public housing a solution to the needs of the poor. Instead, it boomerangs on this sector of the population. The free enterprise system, with neither of these policies, is the last best option for the poverty stricken
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Lack of affordable housing is a growing and often primary policy concern in cities around the world....
Rent control balances strong tenant protections with supply-side incentives for landlords. However, ...
Advocates of rent control often argue that rent control aids the mixing of rich and poor, and perhap...
AbstractRent control, to the economically uninitiated, sounds like a good idea. After all, given tha...
Empirical data overwhelmingly suggests that the presence of middle- and working-class homeowners is ...
In this article I explore the question of rent control: one of the most despised yet misunderstood p...
The authors construct a model of second-generation rent control, describing a regime that does not p...
According to a recent government report, over 200 U.S. cities, including Boston, have some form of r...
The diminishing role of the federal government in the development of low-income housing has had seve...
“Plumbing poverty,” or the lack of access to in-home water for drinking, cooking, and sanitation du...
Excerpt from the full-text article: Housing possesses certain characteristics which qualify it for a...
The American urban poor suffer from our collective policy failure to guarantee all citizens access t...
Rent control or rent regulation, aims to keep private rental housing affordable and accessible for t...
In his contribution to this symposium, Edgar Olsen, a leading authority on the economics of rent con...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/68441/2/10.1177_107808747200800108.pd
Lack of affordable housing is a growing and often primary policy concern in cities around the world....
Rent control balances strong tenant protections with supply-side incentives for landlords. However, ...
Advocates of rent control often argue that rent control aids the mixing of rich and poor, and perhap...
AbstractRent control, to the economically uninitiated, sounds like a good idea. After all, given tha...
Empirical data overwhelmingly suggests that the presence of middle- and working-class homeowners is ...
In this article I explore the question of rent control: one of the most despised yet misunderstood p...
The authors construct a model of second-generation rent control, describing a regime that does not p...
According to a recent government report, over 200 U.S. cities, including Boston, have some form of r...
The diminishing role of the federal government in the development of low-income housing has had seve...
“Plumbing poverty,” or the lack of access to in-home water for drinking, cooking, and sanitation du...
Excerpt from the full-text article: Housing possesses certain characteristics which qualify it for a...
The American urban poor suffer from our collective policy failure to guarantee all citizens access t...
Rent control or rent regulation, aims to keep private rental housing affordable and accessible for t...
In his contribution to this symposium, Edgar Olsen, a leading authority on the economics of rent con...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/68441/2/10.1177_107808747200800108.pd
Lack of affordable housing is a growing and often primary policy concern in cities around the world....
Rent control balances strong tenant protections with supply-side incentives for landlords. However, ...