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Why Is the Average Chinese Not Unhappy with Slower Economic Growth
• February 1, 2025
• 900 Words • 164 Comments • Reply
Chinese economy has slowed down significantly since Covid-19 outbreak. The average GDP growth rates for the last 5 years have been between 5 to 6%, down from the previous 5 years between 7-9%. Growth in 2024 was 5%. China’s property market, which accounted for 25-30% of GDP most of the last 2 decades, went through... Read More
Scott Weiner vs. Robert Stark on YIMBY & Oral Policies
California Technocracy with Starkian Characteristics
• November 29, 2024
• 2,100 Words • 9 Comments • Reply
source: @Scott_Wiener on X San Francisco State Senator, Scott Weiner, probably gets the most hate from the Right of any California politician besides Gavin Newsom, and perhaps Nancy Pelosi. To conservatives, Scott Weiner epitomizes everything wrong with California liberalism. Some of the online hate targeted at him from the Right has anti-Semitic and homophobic undertones,... Read More
The State of California Real Estate with the Incoming Recession
• March 9, 2024
• 2,500 Words • 2 Comments • Reply
Source: @NewsLambert on X Last year, there was a shift in real estate, with markets stronger in the Eastern US but a slowdown in the West. The West rose disproportionately during the tech boom and was hit harder by going remote and tech crashing, as well as Progressives ruining cities. While the Bay Area escaped... Read More
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