Scott Beyer is the founder of Market Urbanist. He focuses on innovative free-market policy solutions to urban challenges, exploring themes in urban design, real estate development, and international planning. Scott's insights have been featured in notable publications such as the Independent Institute, Governing, and Reason.
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By: Scott Beyer
College is expensive. This is obvious to most Americans with (and without) a degree, given how the high cost of tuition and fees drives many into debt. In
College is expensive. This is obvious to most Americans with (and without) a degree, given how the high cost of tuition and fees drives many into debt.
By: Scott Beyer
The moment a new car leaves the dealership, it begins losing value. A vehicle typically depreciates by 20% in year one and by about half its original
The moment a new car leaves the dealership, it begins losing value. A vehicle typically depreciates by 20% in year one and by about half its original value after year five.
By: Scott Beyer
The arrest of Andrew and Tristan Tate in Florida has raised a question that is larger than the Tates themselves: when should the United States trust a
The arrest of Andrew and Tristan Tate in Florida has raised a question that is larger than the Tates themselves: when should the United States trust
By: Scott Beyer
The first time I realized how disruptive artificial intelligence could become wasn't from reading an academic paper or watching a keynote speech. It was
By: Scott Beyer
Socialism is having another moment in U.S. politics. Politicians and activists increasingly describe themselves as socialist while their opponents use the
By: Scott Beyer
The United States crossed an extraordinary threshold this month: $40 trillion in gross federal debt. That includes $32.3t owed to the public and another
Video Muted Key Takeaways: U.S. gross federal debt has topped $40 trillion ($32.3t public, $7.8t intragovernmental), driven by
