>They contribute to the issue of renters being unable to buy. But on the other hand, they give renters a good deal. Buying at a high price:rent ratio means a low cap rate, which makes for a bad investment. So the…
Investors who rent out their properties might change the price:rent ratio, but they don't contribute to the housing shortage.
The article describes how PE works badly in a limited set on industries (monopolies), but uses expansive language and doesn't properly caveat it's argument that PE is bad in general. Parent uses restaurants as an…
I think users would be happier day-to-day with a larger battery, but in the ATT showroom they are more likely to go for the thinner phone with a small battery and no headphone jack.
Which, not coincidentally, is also what the companies stashing profits overseas hope to accomplish through future changes in the tax law.
>They contribute to the issue of renters being unable to buy. But on the other hand, they give renters a good deal. Buying at a high price:rent ratio means a low cap rate, which makes for a bad investment. So the…
Investors who rent out their properties might change the price:rent ratio, but they don't contribute to the housing shortage.
The article describes how PE works badly in a limited set on industries (monopolies), but uses expansive language and doesn't properly caveat it's argument that PE is bad in general. Parent uses restaurants as an…
I think users would be happier day-to-day with a larger battery, but in the ATT showroom they are more likely to go for the thinner phone with a small battery and no headphone jack.
Which, not coincidentally, is also what the companies stashing profits overseas hope to accomplish through future changes in the tax law.