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Posts by Dan Teles
We did the math for the towns formerly known as Fairfield County, Connecticut and estimated that the economy would be BILLIONS bigger and region would raise an extra $600 million in property taxes.
What if we could address the huge inequities in education, compensation, and housing related to race and ethnicity?
www.urban.org/research/pub...
I'm not sure. It seems like it would get people money faster, though. And that is a benefit all its own. So, I'm eagerly following ongoing pilots to see what works and what doesn't.
Vouchers are America’s primary tool for helping people with very low incomes afford safe and decent housing. But vouchers remain hard to use. More than 1/3 of people offered a voucher aren’t able to use one. Would it be better and easier to pay people directly, instead of paying their landlords?
You only start new projects. You don't finish the current ones. Sorry i don't make the rule.
I'll probably just lurk here too, or post the occasional research, or maybe all hot takes on professional wrestling.