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“On housing, the party fought speculation by private-equity industry by enacting so-called Blackstone law, a reference to the giant New York-based firm that bought Copenhagen apartment buildings; the law restricts landlords from raising rents for 5 years after buying property.”
“On the other hand, a group of 25 countries and the EU pledged to stop building new coal plants, unless they have carbon capture technology. The U.S., China, India, and other large coal consumers did not back the pledge.” Heated on Substack.
Part 2: Rates averaged about 7.8 percent over the last half-century according to Freddie Mac, which began tracking borrowing costs in 1971. In the early 1980’s, rates stretched into double digits, exceeding 18% in 1981.
Ronald Reagan served was U.S. President from 1981 to 1989.