‘We’ve met the enemy and he is us’: Bryan Caplan on the science and ethics of housing regulation

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23 Jul 24

George Mason University economist Bryan Caplan discusses his provocative, new book, Build, Baby, Build: The Science and Ethics of Housing Regulation.

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‘We’ve met the enemy and he is us’: Bryan Caplan on the science and ethics of housing regulation

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