I'm no economist and I'm certainly behind Russell Brazil when it comes to my Nostradamus potential.

You should talk to an economist. 

They are actually messing the economy up http://www.pieria.co.uk/articles/rent_rent_control...http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/...Eventually there will be reward for being lazy/needy/entitled and there will be no economy, no rights for property investors, no jobs, and a sinking economy. 

He is like every other economist, guessing, and usually wrong because he needs an agenda to keep a platform.

Economists on both the left and right are anti rent control.  

Then again, economists have been saying the same thing for so many years I lost track of when these dire predictions started.On another note, what the heck are you doing up at 3:30 am...wait, what the heck am I doing up at 3:30am?

I’m not an economist, but lenders not loaning money means only one thing to me.

I am no economist, but I cannot find anyone below the age of 45-65 range that can even complete simple tasks reliably without major drama and attempts to cheat me.

It takes a look into how the economy and politics actually worked through a cast of characters who are the scientists, planners, economist, ect that have the responsibility of trying to make the blended politically and economic engines work.

Most of the economists will say that the inflation runs at around 3% a year, which is almost the interest you are paying on these loans.