Economy: Housing units per population
Amid claims that we don't have enough housing in the U.S. is this chart showing that the housing units per population is at an all time high.
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Amid claims that we don't have enough housing in the U.S. is this chart showing that the housing units per population is at an all time high.
So says an actual Yale professor, Samuel Moyn
This looks like good news.
From about 1983 to 2010, the Baby Boom funded a Trust Fund for SS with a surplus of payments.
Oregon has the highest tax burden in most categories.
About 70% of US households have zero or one wage earner.
The U.S. has 2 to 6 times the retail square feet per capita as other major countries.
Oregon has the highest combined tax rate of all states.
We do not have a housing shortage - we have fewer occupants per home.
True, by leaving out all the local and state spending. In the real world, spending is almost equal.
Total credit card debt grows because (1) the population is increasing, (2) inflation, and (3) much encouragement for people to satisfy “wants” right now by short term borrowing, and (4)…
They've chosen a lifestyle that costs $500k/year and are struggling.... hmmm
Pundits often point to states that send money to the Federal government versus those that receive money from the Federal government. But the data does not mean what they think…