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Knight-Wallace Fellow 2023-2024. Otherwise I write for Bloomberg @business on the @wealth team. Winner of 2023 NABJ and NLGJA awards bensteverman at gmail

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The Tax Code Wasn’t Built for the Age of AI, Says Yale Budget Expert

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By Ben Steverman Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Illustration: Jaya Nicely for Bloomberg Markets August 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM UTC If artificial intelligence is set to transform the economy, shouldn’t it also transform the tax code? At a time when the US government takes in far less revenue than it spends, Democrats, Republicans and even some AI executives are debating a range of ideas to share the wealth this technology may create — and to manage how it could disrupt both the economy and the way taxes are collected.
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La ciudad más cara de Estados Unidos dejó de ser Nueva York

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By Ben Steverman Verified, Paulina Cachero Verified, Karli Evans
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — Para los profesionales bien pagados que se esforzaban al máximo en Manhattan, las cuentas solían ser sencillas: los bienes raíces, los impuestos, las escuelas y casi todo lo demás eran más baratos en la soleada Florida. Ahora que Miami se ha convertido en una de las ciudades más caras de Estados Unidos, el cálculo del arbitraje entre Nueva York y Florida resulta más complicado.
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Miami Is Losing Its Claim to a Cheaper Cost of Living Than NYC Original

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By Ben Steverman Verified, Paulina Cachero Verified
| Wealth Management Verified
(Bloomberg) -- For well-paid professionals grinding it out in Manhattan, the math used to be simple: Real estate, taxes, schools and almost everything else were cheaper in sunny Florida. Now that Miami has become one of the most expensive cities in the US, the New York-to-Florida arbitrage is a tougher calculation. For the first time on record, the Miami metropolitan area is more expensive than greater New York City.
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