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Jacob Mueller
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Governor Polis will Veto Rent Control Laws in Colorado

Jacob Mueller
Agent
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Colorado Springs, CO
Posted

Super glad to see our governor taking a sensible stand on rent control in the state of Colorado! We need more sensible politics like this!

"The rent control veto threat was probably easy. As a businessman — and a somewhat wayward protégé of Reaganomics architect Art Laffer — Polis has a more sophisticated grasp of economics than his fellow Democrats. He plays Monopoly, they play Candy Land...

...Rent control is no different than any price control. When authorities restrain the value of a good, service, or commodity we get less of it. Former Republican President Richard Nixon inadvertently proved this by capping oil prices and causing fuel shortages in the 1970s.

Rent control has forever had the same effect. If we restrain the value of low-end housing, fewer will provide it. Restrain the value of mobile homes or the lots they sit on, and the owners eventually sell the parks to developers of strip malls and McMansions."

Colorado Politics

  • Jacob Mueller

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