Navigating New York's Housing and Economic Policies

This chapter explores the intricate political and economic issues impacting New York City, particularly focusing on rent control, minimum wage policies, and their implications for both tenants and small landlords. The discussion highlights the complexities of housing affordability, inefficiencies caused by regulations, and the need for more effective solutions, such as zoning reforms. Additionally, it addresses the challenges of commuting and child care, offering insights into potential public policy proposals that could improve urban living conditions.