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September 28, 2010 at 5:10 PM in reply to: Government spending is more beneficial than private spending #610319September 28, 2010 at 5:10 PM in reply to: Government spending is more beneficial than private spending #610403
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ParticipantI think you guy’s left out the most important and most overlooked little piece in all the greater divide between classes over the last 30 years,
And that is in 1981 they came up with
” Owners Equivalent Rent ”
I think this little bit did more to separate the classes than anything else the last 30 years,
After all why should the poor (or near poor) be able to afford a home ??
September 28, 2010 at 5:10 PM in reply to: Government spending is more beneficial than private spending #610952ParticipantI think you guy’s left out the most important and most overlooked little piece in all the greater divide between classes over the last 30 years,
And that is in 1981 they came up with
” Owners Equivalent Rent ”
I think this little bit did more to separate the classes than anything else the last 30 years,
After all why should the poor (or near poor) be able to afford a home ??
September 28, 2010 at 5:10 PM in reply to: Government spending is more beneficial than private spending #611064ParticipantI think you guy’s left out the most important and most overlooked little piece in all the greater divide between classes over the last 30 years,
And that is in 1981 they came up with
” Owners Equivalent Rent ”
I think this little bit did more to separate the classes than anything else the last 30 years,
After all why should the poor (or near poor) be able to afford a home ??
September 28, 2010 at 5:10 PM in reply to: Government spending is more beneficial than private spending #611377ParticipantI think you guy’s left out the most important and most overlooked little piece in all the greater divide between classes over the last 30 years,
And that is in 1981 they came up with
” Owners Equivalent Rent ”
I think this little bit did more to separate the classes than anything else the last 30 years,
After all why should the poor (or near poor) be able to afford a home ??
ParticipantI am just glad I don’t feel compelled that I have to live in CV, RB etc…
Or that driving 45 minutes is an (are out of your mind) commute.
But I am getting distracted here, the rich are also less likely to be News headline driven and say maybe see the current market being slow because , yes there was a vacuum created just after the tax breaks expired, giving way to some stats that will make some good negative headlines. And that maybe in the spring home sales might start to rebound.
Just my two cents.
ParticipantI am just glad I don’t feel compelled that I have to live in CV, RB etc…
Or that driving 45 minutes is an (are out of your mind) commute.
But I am getting distracted here, the rich are also less likely to be News headline driven and say maybe see the current market being slow because , yes there was a vacuum created just after the tax breaks expired, giving way to some stats that will make some good negative headlines. And that maybe in the spring home sales might start to rebound.
Just my two cents.
ParticipantI am just glad I don’t feel compelled that I have to live in CV, RB etc…
Or that driving 45 minutes is an (are out of your mind) commute.
But I am getting distracted here, the rich are also less likely to be News headline driven and say maybe see the current market being slow because , yes there was a vacuum created just after the tax breaks expired, giving way to some stats that will make some good negative headlines. And that maybe in the spring home sales might start to rebound.
Just my two cents.
ParticipantI am just glad I don’t feel compelled that I have to live in CV, RB etc…
Or that driving 45 minutes is an (are out of your mind) commute.
But I am getting distracted here, the rich are also less likely to be News headline driven and say maybe see the current market being slow because , yes there was a vacuum created just after the tax breaks expired, giving way to some stats that will make some good negative headlines. And that maybe in the spring home sales might start to rebound.
Just my two cents.
ParticipantI am just glad I don’t feel compelled that I have to live in CV, RB etc…
Or that driving 45 minutes is an (are out of your mind) commute.
But I am getting distracted here, the rich are also less likely to be News headline driven and say maybe see the current market being slow because , yes there was a vacuum created just after the tax breaks expired, giving way to some stats that will make some good negative headlines. And that maybe in the spring home sales might start to rebound.
Just my two cents.
September 12, 2010 at 8:23 AM in reply to: NYT article: Housing Woes Bring a New Cry: Let the Market Fall #603929ParticipantYou want to solve this problem and not have another housing bubble in the future,
Simple , get rid of the cause,
Get rid of “Owners equivalent rent”
Go back to the way we calculated CPI before 1981.
September 12, 2010 at 8:23 AM in reply to: NYT article: Housing Woes Bring a New Cry: Let the Market Fall #604017ParticipantYou want to solve this problem and not have another housing bubble in the future,
Simple , get rid of the cause,
Get rid of “Owners equivalent rent”
Go back to the way we calculated CPI before 1981.
September 12, 2010 at 8:23 AM in reply to: NYT article: Housing Woes Bring a New Cry: Let the Market Fall #604566ParticipantYou want to solve this problem and not have another housing bubble in the future,
Simple , get rid of the cause,
Get rid of “Owners equivalent rent”
Go back to the way we calculated CPI before 1981.
September 12, 2010 at 8:23 AM in reply to: NYT article: Housing Woes Bring a New Cry: Let the Market Fall #604674ParticipantYou want to solve this problem and not have another housing bubble in the future,
Simple , get rid of the cause,
Get rid of “Owners equivalent rent”
Go back to the way we calculated CPI before 1981.
September 12, 2010 at 8:23 AM in reply to: NYT article: Housing Woes Bring a New Cry: Let the Market Fall #604990ParticipantYou want to solve this problem and not have another housing bubble in the future,
Simple , get rid of the cause,
Get rid of “Owners equivalent rent”
Go back to the way we calculated CPI before 1981.
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