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Wall Street editor @TheEconomist. Money Talks podcast co-host. Into markets, history and economics. Author of THE LAND TRAP.
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Een degelijke tweedehandsauto kiezen zonder verrassingen

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By Johan Herman, Mike Bird Verified
| Belg.be
© Mike Bird Een degelijke tweedehandsauto kiezen zonder verrassingen Denk je eraan om een tweedehandswagen te kopen, maar weet je niet goed hoe je dat aanpakt? Vraag je je af hoe je kan inschatten of een auto nog in goede staat is? En hoe vermijd je dat je later met onverwachte kosten zit? Een tweedehandsauto kiezen kan spannend zijn. Je hebt veel opties, veel informatie en soms ook veel twijfels.
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America’s land crisis is roaring back into politics

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By Mike Bird Verified
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
America’s land crisis is roaring back into politics (washingtonpost.com) America’s land crisis is roaring back into politics By Mike Bird 2025110711305700 A progressive firebrand has taken New York's mayoral race by storm with a campaign driven by the smothering cost of housing. Propelled by a coalition of middle-class liberals and heavily burdened renters, the upstart has terrified the city's business elite. The year is not 2025, but 1886.
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We’re All Caught in the Land Trap

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By Mike Bird Verified
| Jacobin Verified
Interview by Daniel Cheng Land appears to be a simple matter — just location and dirt. But below the surface, it’s the most dangerous asset in the modern economy, determining the trajectory of modern wealth inequality. As the 2007–8 crisis demonstrated, land and housing are inextricably tied to the financial system. Changes in land values can send the entire global economy into a chaotic spiral, creating millions of layoffs and drastically altering the political landscape.
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