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...housing lose because they get less for their apartments, and thus have little incentive to provide more housing. (This means that the supply of housing is lower than it would have been without rent control.) As a result, there is another, more important group of losers--the consumers who cannot find housing at all because of insufficient supply...
Unfortunately, the people who cannot find housing are all frequently the poor, even though rent control supposedly equalizes the ability of rich and poor to compete for housing...
...That many people cannot debate. That's the bottom line," said Cyr. "Eighteen people cannot have an intelligent discussion...
...will be held for those who believe themselves to be of priestly descent. Former Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren, who heads another Temple Mount organization, believes his research has fixed the location of the ancient Holy of Holies so that Jews can enter the Mount without sacrilege. He insists, "I cannot leave this world without assuring that Jews will once again pray on the Mount...
Like Simpson, many of those caught up in the spiraling AIDS epidemic are awash in medical expenses they cannot afford. And the safety net beneath them has proved less than reassuring. Since the AIDS crisis began in the early 1980s, the nation's private health-care industry -- hospitals, insurance companies and pharmaceutical firms -- has engaged in quiet combat with government agencies over who should foot the bill for the disease, which now afflicts an estimated 44,000 Americans. And the tab is rising. This year the cost for AIDS medical care is expected to be $3.75 billion; by 1992 that...