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Incisive commentary on urban policy, politics, and culture. Published by @ManhattanInst and edited by @BrianACity.
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    The yen bailout won’t fix Japan’s bond problem. Yield-curve repression to finance endless spending doesn’t work, even in Japan, @AllisonSchrager writes. The government can only distort the price of risk for so long. Eventually, fiscal reality comes home to roost.
    The Yen Bailout Won’t Fix Japan’s Bond Problem
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    .@JohnHMcWhorter on the Jason Arday scandal: city-journal.org/article/cambri…
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    In San Francisco, the median asking rent for a two-bedroom apartment is more than $6,000—a 25.9% increase over the past year. Average asking rents across the San Francisco metro area have surpassed New York’s metro area for the first time since 2019.
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    The Hidden Costs of Affordable-Housing Mandates
    San Francisco has spent more than two decades trying to make housing more affordable by requiring developers to subsidize it. Under the city’s inclusionary-housing program, builders of market-rate...
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    The Hidden Costs of Affordable-Housing Mandates
    San Francisco has spent more than two decades trying to make housing more affordable by requiring developers to subsidize it. Under the city’s inclusionary-housing program, builders of market-rate...
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    The main theme of Jason Arday’s work is that racism is grievously determinative in the lives of black Britons. His manner, in his usual way, suggests that no decent person could disagree with this take. Arday’s work displays no actual excellence, yet he gets praised to the skies
    Jason Arday and Academia’s Self-Seeking Pursuit of Virtue
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