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It depends. There's more rhetoric nowadays around things like rent controls and profit caps, both of which I view as very destructive to the mechanisms of mark
by Panzer04 2y ago
It depends.
There's more rhetoric nowadays around things like rent controls and profit caps, both of which I view as very destructive to the mechanisms of market allocation. I think it's a divisive issue though since there's no real home these days for people with those views (that is, (neo)liberal economics); the right is insane and the left have a large, very progressive segment which they have to pull back on.
- brewdad 2y agoThe left has a progressive segment that is very vocal online. I have yet to see that translate into much power or influence in national politics.