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EPISODE · Dec 24, 2024 · 42 MIN

Charity, Zoning, and Government

from The Economist Next Door

How are local governments blocking churches from caring for the homeless? What's the difference between a government shutdown and hitting the debt ceiling? And how do markets work to get Christmas presents on time? Christian Britschgi joins the show to discuss. Christian Britschgi is a reporter at Reason who covers property rights, housing policy, transportation policy, and regulation.

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