william the wie
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Building homes is investment and counts toward GDP
Sprucing the house up for sale can count as part of GDP.
The validity of implicit rent for owner occupied housing in the aftermath of a natural disaster seems to prove this metric is incomplete.
Decreasing property values in high tax jurisdictions and increasing property values in low tax jurisdiction should be causing wild swings in wealth effects
I am of the opinion that the changes in wealth effects, increasing and decreasing tax base, changes in how and where housing can be used as a piggy bank are not being accounted for usefully.
Is this going to have a major effect on the 2020 election?
Sprucing the house up for sale can count as part of GDP.
The validity of implicit rent for owner occupied housing in the aftermath of a natural disaster seems to prove this metric is incomplete.
Decreasing property values in high tax jurisdictions and increasing property values in low tax jurisdiction should be causing wild swings in wealth effects
I am of the opinion that the changes in wealth effects, increasing and decreasing tax base, changes in how and where housing can be used as a piggy bank are not being accounted for usefully.
Is this going to have a major effect on the 2020 election?