The article actually argues that we should expand education, and the faults of “overeducated” risk is because of the job market being inefficient

TLDR: Job market is shitty and rigged

Unemployment benefits: Benefits vary widely across states, often misaligning with political stereotypes and cost of living differences (e.g., Texas offering more generous unemployment benefits than California).

I think the writer have the same opinion considering the way they use “Reagan’s CEQA”

Increase housing supply of anysort suppresses rent growth

It’s a underrated cut of steak

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