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For Henry “Simons, the most important policy change to limit poverty and inequality was “the elimination of monopoly in all its forms.’’” So says a pull quote by Federal Reserve researchers James A. Schmitz Jr. and David Fettig. A few more pull quotes will tee up this MHProNews report and analysis …

Monopolies – Silent Spreaders of Poverty and Economic Inequality Insights from Henry Simons & Thurman Arnold Applied by Schmitz and Fettig to HUD, Manufactured Housing, Economic Inequality and Poverty Read More

“In a typical application of the scientific method, a researcher develops a hypothesis, tests it through various means, and then modifies the hypothesis on the basis of the outcome of the tests and experiments. … In this way, hypotheses serve as tools by which scientists gather data.” So says Britannica. …

Scientific Method – State Exec – How Manufactured Housing Independents’ Interests Threatened by Clayton Homes’ “Attrition” – Smoking Guns and Bread Crumbs – 3 State Association Executives and BowStern Cases Examined Read More

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend.” – Winston Churchill, based on an ancient Arabian proverb. There are some 331.4 million people live in the United States, per Statista. Relative freedom and opportunities are what attract others from around the world to come here. If that freedom has or …

Leftist Glenn Greenwald on ‘Crumbling’ “Insurrection Narrative” – Why It Matters for Business Owners, Investors, Professionals, Affordable Housing Advocates, and Others Read More