This Progress.org article — indexed under the title "The 18-Year Pattern Predicting 2027's Market Crash" at the URL slug 18-6-year-real-estate-cycle — is a popular restatement of the 18.6-year ...

The behaviour was analysed by Gordon Tullock (1967) and named "rent-seeking" by Anne Krueger (1974). The terminology draws directly on the classical analysis of land rent: rent is the original case of ...

Rochet and Tirole formalize a setting in which a platform charges per-transaction (usage) fees to two sides of a market (e.g., cardholders and merchants in a payment-card network, or the running video ...

The Secret Wealth Advantage is a book by Akhil Patel, published by Harriman House in 2023 (ISBN 978-0-85719-857-0, 346 pp.). Patel is an investment analyst who applies the 18-year land cycle theory as ...

The equal right of all to the use of land is as clear as the equal right to breathe the air—it is a right proclaimed by the fact of existence. For we cannot suppose that some have a right to be in ...

The 18-year land cycle is the observation that real-estate land prices, and the credit that finances them, tend to move in a recurrent cycle of roughly 18 years: a long upswing, a brief mid-cycle dip, ...

Homelessness is, at the level of cities and regions, a housing-cost problem. Differences in rates of homelessness across U.S. communities are explained by housing-market conditions — rent levels and ...

A HUD-panel and instrumental-variables study finding that adding one permanent supportive housing bed reduces the homeless count by far less than one person — a caveat on how mechanically 'more ...

Poverty and Famines: An Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation is a 1981 book by the economist Amartya Sen, published by the Clarendon Press for Oxford University Press.[1] It is Sen's foundational ...

§ 1. Given a race of beings having like claims to pursue the objects of their desires-given a world adapted to the gratification of those desires- a world into which such beings are similarly born, ...

Mass appraisal is the practice of valuing many properties simultaneously, on a common valuation date, using standardized statistical methods rather than individual expert appraisals. Computer-assisted ...

The freshest tax-design theory for AI rents, and unexpectedly Georgist in structure: the authors' central efficiency principle — do not tax the normal return to capital, but tax rents from fixed ...