"Build Baby Build" with Bryan Caplan

Economist and Author Bryan Caplan discusses his newly published book, "Build, Baby, Build: the Science and Ethics of Housing Regulation" on the Think Brazos Podcast. Caplan argues that deregulation could cut housing costs in half, which would disproportionately help low-income Americans. Unlike most books on the topic, "Build, Baby, Build," is a graphic novel designed to make the subject of housing more interesting for readers. You can get it now on Amazon. amzn.to/4drcJ8Y
Bryan Caplan is an economist and professor at George Mason University, who has authored several books and articles on public policy issues. Learn more about Caplan here: www.bcaplan.com/
The Think Brazos Podcast is a policy conversation platform produced by staff at Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity. Learn more at thinkbrazos.org
B/CS Habitat is a member of the Greater Brazos Valley Builders Association, who graciously offered their space to record this conversation. You can learn more about this organization by visiting their website. gbvbuilders.org/
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[@Buzzzard]

Babies can't build friend, they can't lift the hammer

[@TheDankrista]

Houses for ants?

[@bencrockett2560]

Good interview. Insightful

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Thanks for watching!