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Min lärobok i fastighetsvärdering "Fastighetsvärdering - om värdeteori och värderingsmetoder" kommer snart ut i sin andra upplaga, uppdaterad, reviderad och utökad:
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Ingemar Bengtsson
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Ingemar Bengtsson
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Nationalekonom och lektor i fastighetsvetenskap vid LTH, Lunds universitet. Forskar om produktionens organisering, t.ex. om bostäder, skogsbruk och nationer.
Lund, Sverige Katılım Eylül 2015
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Of course, cancel culture is a strategic tool, a way to silence opposing views.
Chris Freiman@cafreiman
As time passes and we see a total lack of consistency on both sides, it becomes increasingly clear that cancellation attempts have been, and continue to be, motivated by a desire to punish members of ideological outgroups rather than a commitment to some sort of moral principle.
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The perennial appeal of nationalism and socialism shows how broken human nature really is.
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'At this point, 'building housing reduces rent' is as close to a scientific law of the housing market as we’re likely to find' - @Noahpinion
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"Non-college males build houses and sell them to foreigners. By classic protectionist logic, this is the pinnacle of 'winning': Blue-collar Americans get piles of money, and foreigners pay through the nose. But today’s protectionists have somehow convinced themselves that this is bad. Why? Because it drives up the price of homes for native homebuyers."
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“'You do have to be willing to get unpleasant answers.' This hurdle, Hanson says, is why he worries about the future of prediction markets. 'It messes with people’s ability to control the narrative.' In his view, that’s why corporations haven’t fully embraced them and why media organizations are harping on problems like insider trading and manipulation.
Legacy media, he points out, is vulnerable to manipulation and insider influence too. 'But there’s this story that journalists are proper people, respectable people, and that’s the sort of people you want in charge of this process of revealing insider information, and maybe inducing events,' he says. 'Markets, they’re not in the control of proper people. And that’s dangerous.'”
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A common misunderstanding is that supplying expensive new housing does not help the poor.
No. Residents each move up a rung, freeing up housing at the bottom of the ladder.
The latest, of many, papers to show this uses great data from Switzerland. 1/3
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To most economists this is just obvious common sense. Good to see more evidence confirming it. The answer is just build more housing. Squeezing total supply in name of more “affordable housing” is just counterproductive.
Peter Tulip@peter_tulip
A common misunderstanding is that supplying expensive new housing does not help the poor. No. Residents each move up a rung, freeing up housing at the bottom of the ladder. The latest, of many, papers to show this uses great data from Switzerland. 1/3 frederickluser.github.io/files/Moving_C…
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@karlwilliamolof Haha, jag tar varje tillfälle att promota den, den blev ju ingen hit i sin egen tid.
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@IngemarB_69 det är till och med den godde herrns egen forskning som gäller.
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No, 'money' existed before the state. You can read more about it here (ch. 4+5): portal.research.lu.se/en/publication…
No, markets do not require laws and courts, although it helps. For certain markets, laws and courts are even obstacles, as for the illegal drugs market.
Steven D. Cook@CookStevenD
@haugejostein Markets require money, which is an essential function of the state. Markets also require laws and courts, to ensure recourse for cheating or stealing. The current debasement and corruption of markets reflect degeneration of state capacity since the Reagan era.
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When you refuse to grapple with the kind of evolutionary discovery process of legal principles and institutions, you seem to be left with this static snapshot world where nothing can happen without construction by some regime.
Jostein Hauge@haugejostein
“The plain truth is that, in the beginning, there were *not* markets (...) The emergence of markets was almost always deliberately engineered by the state, especially in the early stage of capitalist development.” - Ha-Joon Chang
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@AkaPaulHoward I was 12, but yes! One of the greatest teams ever, made me forever in love with Italian football. The Brazil team was good, too.
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It’s true what they say. The greatest World Cup you ever saw was the World Cup you saw when you were 11.
TV Football 1968-92@1968Tv
BBC World Cup Grandstand July 1982 One of the greatest World Cup matches of all time Italy 3-2 Brazil Commentator John Motson #Italy #Brazil #WorldCup2026
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"Why focus on short-term impacts of accelerating AI, rather than on impacts that might occur over the upcoming billions of years? The first thing worth pointing out about this question is that it almost never comes up outside of debates about AI." forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/oFsEsECr…
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"Tyvärr, framtiden tillhör de unga kulturkrigarna"
Intressant analys av @JohanssonHeino. Dessvärre tror jag också att han får rätt. 6 procent alltså..., vi som minns tiden innan murens fall blir obevekligen äldre och färre.
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@nogojiggy Michael and Brian Laudrup, sons of Finn Laudrup, all of them players for the Danish national team. The sons arguably even better than their father.
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Is there a child of any ex pro footballer who actually made it in football?
Fabrizio Romano@FabrizioRomano
🚨⚪️ Marcelo’s son Enzo Alves signed today his first pro contract at Real Madrid. Seen as huge talent for the future, Enzo will be part of Real Madrid long term project.
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@Skolinkvisition @drbergh Jag förstod mycket väl vad du syftade på :) du borde publicerat detta i tråden jag kommenterade. Uppenbart att många som kommenterar i den såg inlägget i en annan kontext.
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Det är informativt att läsa svaren på denna tweet. Min tolkning: 1. Visst ägnar sig skolan åt gräddskumnning. 2. Många har inga som helst problem med det, tvärtom.
Marcus Larsson@Skolinkvisition
JENSEN skrämmer bort grundskoleelever igen, nu i Malmö. Kommunen skulle aldrig få uttrycka sig så här till elever som sökt kommunal skola. Cream skimming-kommunikationen kan inte bli mycket tydligare och JENSEN gör det gång, på gång – och det funkar. Dyra elever håller sig borta.
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@adamdanieli @drbergh Genom att för det mesta kodifiera vad folk redan tycker kan den centrala makten emellanåt även driva utvecklingen i någon riktning. Säkerhetsbälte, rökfritt på krogen är väl bra exempel? Men det förutsätter fingerspritzgefuhl?
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This I find fascinating: Law mainly codifies norm changes that have already occurred.
Niclas Berggren@Nonicoc
The Law is the Last to Know: Evidence That De Facto Progress Drives De Jure Women's Rights onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ky…
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Yes, that's unfortunate. It's also unfortunate that only a tiny minority agree to the first statement.
Bryan Caplan@bryan_caplan
The most reasonable 20 political/economic thinkers on Earth are all radical libertarians. Unfortunately, it's not clear that the reasonableness of the typical libertarian is even above average.
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@ScottABeaulier @PeterBoettke @HayekianBanker @NathanPGoodman @GhostCoase Thank you for spreading this clip!
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@PeterBoettke @HayekianBanker @NathanPGoodman @GhostCoase I love going back to this old Mancur CSPAN video to understand his logic and hear the sweet rhythm of his delivery: c-span.org/clip/senate-co…
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With what book should I start studying Mancur Olson's work? The Rise and Decline of Nations? The logic of collective action?
Cc @NathanPGoodman @GhostCoase @PeterBoettke
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@HayekianBanker @NathanPGoodman @GhostCoase @PeterBoettke You asked about books and have already received good answers. I would like to add the paper "Dictatorship, Democracy and Development", which I always suggest as an introduction. It is so fun and accessible!
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