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As a real estate economist, I tweet about economic trends and their impact on the US housing market.
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Trump's Tariffs Ended Up Being Yet Another Regressive Tax on the Working Class

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By Matthew Gardner
| Common Dreams Verified
After pushing through one of the more regressive tax cuts in history back in 2017, President Donald Trump promised, on taking office in January 2025, that his new regime of onerous tariffs would be different. Foreigners would pay them, American consumers would be held harmless, and American manufacturing would bloom anew.
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The US government just rewrote the rules on federal logging

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By Willie Hicks, Matthew Gardner
| Dynatrace Blog
Key takeaways The US Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has replaced its 2021 logging mandate. M-26-14 rescinds M-21-31 and shifts federal agencies away from broad collection and retention requirements towards a risk-based, prioritized logging approach. The new guidance focuses on outcomes, not log retention & collection. Agencies are expected to prioritize telemetry that helps them detect threats in real time and investigate incidents after they happen.
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Opinion: San Diegans deserve better than a trash tax bait and switch

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By Matthew Gardner
| Times of San Diego Verified
A San Diego trash truck. (File photo courtesy of the city) San Diegans are used to rising costs. Rent is up. Groceries are up. Gas is up. Utilities are up. It feels like every month brings another bill that is harder to pay, another reminder that living in this city is becoming less affordable by the day. What we are not used to is being misled. That is exactly what happened with the city’s new trash tax. Voters were told fees would be reasonable. We were told services would improve.
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