Excellent article- the private sector will build affordable/workforce housing if the government zoning laws allowed them to do so.

This is the best explanation of FTX meltdown I’ve heard in common sense terms.

What’s happening is way more complicated than it looks.

“The opposite of a great virtue is also a great virtue.” Especially, says decision strategist Annie Duke, when it comes to grit, the flip side of which is the critical skill of knowing when it’s better to walk away. ow.ly/aacL50LOIHu Russ Roberts

My latest article for AIER- and a favorite topic that mixes magic with economics…

Adam Smith’s far less discussed insights on the power of observation and how it fuels innovation- “the pins themselves would have a lot more to say”..@AdamSmithWorks aier.org/article/adam-s…

#Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten. Treat every experience as a learning opportunity and be bold enough to venture into unknown territories. SHRM #SHRM #HR #IntentionalLearning

For many,🏡is the largest asset + critical to wealth guilding. Yet, Black and Latinx households can't access to the💰needed to buy a 🏡. This report by Future of Land and Housing Program at New America, FLH Chicago and The Chicago Community Trust unpacks the Homeownership Catch-22 + explores innovative financing options.

My latest article on non obvious mistakes- and the difficulties of choosing between efficiency and resiliency. aier.org/article/what-d…

What do Amish and African farmers have in common? Read one of my favorite stories I’ve ever written- with more than 10,000 good endings.. aier.org/article/how-tw…

Fantastic article by John Railey that sharply addresses the slow path of the city on a long-standing issue. And the city’s latest public transportation study is another example. @

Y’all!!! My long-form piece on creative, Market-based solutions to poverty is OUT! Huge shout-outs in the piece to Craig J Richardson Georgia Center for Opportunity, @MarvinOlasky Bob Woodson Bob Lupton Brian Fikkert Dr. John M. Perkins

Great new article by Rachel Ferguson that features a lot of our work at CSEM. Her perspective is hands on, can do, and refreshing in its perspective.

An article I wrote about Cuba in 2016.. still rings true today.

aier.org/article/when-f… My latest article, which shows where light regulation works very well.

Our latest study using regression analysis, finds that post Dodd-Frank, there was a drop in property values of 40% (!) in Winston Salem NC’s lowest income and largely minority area. Reason? The DFA led to fewer small mortgages, and a drop in demand. Yuliya Neyman Panfil 🇺🇦 Rachel Ferguson

The Center for the Study of Economic Mobility at WSSU seeks to better understand the causes of low economic mobility in Forsyth County and pursues policy-based solutions. This past weekend, students traveled to New Orleans to study resilient Black communities.

Craig J Richardson and I wrote in The New York Times about a piece piece of the housing crisis. 1 in 5 US homes costs less than $150k. But its not profitable for banks to write small mortgages. So these🏠get bought for cash by investors & converted to rentals. nytimes.com/2024/10/03/opi…

We unintentionally created the affordable housing crisis, write Yuliya Panfil and Craig J. Richardson. Read: nyti.ms/3zLliMM