she's the chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research, ms. price, kentucky with us on counting the cost. can i just begin with the probably minutes of the perception of the problem is to speech up the compass was to fold. really want the policy wants to hear what the british public will make of it both audiences you might say need direction from the prime minister envisaging source of the economic future that impacts on both sides. what did you make of it? the interesting thing is that it was very well received, of course, by the conference attendees. so of course, the role of conservative voters and activist what has happened since, of course, is that there are bits of his speech which have been discussed quite extensively. not just what's happening on the transport side, just scrapping all the noise in the blink as i was going to connect me home with mine just and then it goes beyond whatever other infrastructure spending that was going to be there as well. he is also talks about other issues which are quite interesting. festival randy prolong so

than a percentage is required to be pledged to all defense enterprises, ugu as a profit in the price, which msoksana spoke about, and this resolution is valid, what the audit service does, the audit the service is the former crew, which: carries out an audit on behalf of law enforcement agencies, so their employees went on the assignment and checked one, two, and three enterprises, and as a result, they are guided by regulatory documents, including the laws and regulations of the government, they on the basis of this resolution, they made their calculations and credited the unpaid funds to the budget, instead of shmigalts. the problem had to be solved, excuse me, one day, inviting the minister of justice and the minister of economy to prepare and cancel this criminal, i authoritatively declare, criminal resolution, why don't they do it, i'm sure that this will be one of the reasons for shmyhal's dismissal and the initiation of criminal proceedings against him, because it entailed serious consequences, on the one hand , enterprises cannot pra... because how can you produce for the defense secto

prices are increasing, are they increasing. good evening, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. ms. oria, well, if i’m not mistaken, since august, housing rents have started to rise in price, why is there such a spike, and please tell me which regions of lviv oblast, as we saw in the story, prevail, where there is currently a high demand? in fact, for the first time in three years, roughly since the beginning of the epic, epic epic, we are faced with the return of high season in the rental market, this is the so-called period, august-september, when students return to cities where higher education institutions are concentrated , when workers or expats return, when people search, immigrate within the country , they need new housing, they change their place of residence, etc., and if covid and remote work, then of course a full-scale invasion, caused what we did not have this high season, it returned for the first time in three years in 2023, and accordingly we saw an increase in rental prices on the primary, secondary market in ukraine, the most, most significantly, it was noticeable

price. yes, thank you very much. from you, sir ms.e in contact with the islamic council and mr. seyyed mohammad rezaza mirtajini, a member of the program, budget and calculations commission of the islamic council, mr. mirtajini, at your service. hello, i am at your service. peace be upon you . thank you very much, mr. mirtajini, for implementing the resolution and increasing the land of the representatives. dear islamic councilor, how much can you hope to reduce the price, and in this regard, do you have a prediction that you will approve this plan ? you mentioned that one of the main pillars of support for housing is support in the country, that is, land is land for production, which the government allocates from the land it owns to build housing for the people who lack housing and have the conditions to give them the housing that is currently available to them. it has become a commodity for our beloved people. they can make it a little easier to control the prices . access to housing in our society in our country is about 20 years o

prices? we'll start with you, ms golder. >> well, i think there's a broad body of research on again, state and local zoning regulations really that's coming from a local level. and among those regulations, i think they all sort of add on augment each other in ways where you can't, it's not totally easy to pull anyone out and say, if you just fix this one thing, then you would fix housing affordability and housing supply. because if you fix the one regulation, then the other regulations are all manipulatable and they can also be made more restrictive in ways that won't allow for housing to be developed. that said, i think density regulations are really problematic. so where you sort of zone the whole city as single family homes, that's going to be an issue because of course, it limits housing. and i think aside from that, you know, minim lot sizes that are very large, those are going to be issues as well. and you know, just permitting processes that are very lengthy and very uncertain. and very open ended that doesn't give developers a lot of confidence as they're going through these processes

prices are up, they will keep going up forern ms.ill. >> carley: there is social media controversy this morning. >> cheryl: there is. a lot of videos out there online, a lot is disturbing and difficult to watch. an actor from "vampire diary" is an activist and he had been posting tough to watch videos, but our jewish friends have said don't look away. he is not looking away and joined you earlier because he has instagram account shut down and remember, meta owns instagram run by mark zuckerberg. here is what he told you guys. >> i think people need to understand that hamas and pro-palestinian propagandist are good at manipulating social media. the narrative wants to keep the group like hamas in the victim's chair. what they do is try to share information that present israel as the bad guy and any alternative message that challenges that current status quo, they want to shut down. >> sherri: meta released a statement saying our team is working to keep the platform safe, take action on content that violates local law and coordinate wit

price. no, so it is expected that in weeks let this competition that is eating before become less , ms. reza bahrami, sedavasima news reporter. he described the statistics about the zionists who are worried about internal conflicts and thinking about immigration. the statistics published by the jewish people's policy institute show that more than 40 percent of zionists who are against judicial changes are thinking about immigration, and more than 37 percent of zionists are also concerned. have other citizenships or are looking to get a second citizenship, this report also points to a decrease in mutual respect between some zionists believe that what exists today is not the same as for palestine migrated according to this report, the more worrying issue is the decrease in the number of zionists who feel comfortable in the occupied territories. the number of these people has increased from 32% to 20%. even the level of satisfaction and comfort of those who belong to the extreme right . it has decreased from 55% to 43%. the cause of akhil crisis is that it has increased the risk of civil w

ms. norris: absolutely. they understand, mr. theodorou, that you indicated the price caps exacerbated the problem. >> clearly there is some price point at which insurance companies have to raise premiums to cover the cost of damage. and if someone caps the price lower than that, they will exit the market, right? mr. theodorou: that is right. it is capped at 7%. >> so if you remove the cap -- i understand your argument. you have to choose between exiting the market or raising premiums. which includes on many low income homeowners. mr. theodorou: to also encourage not building or living in the wildland urban interface. there was a 39% increase in people building in the force of california where they are most exposed to the wildfires. and in florida, the six largest laser people to move to -- largest place for people to move to. places where they will get hit. >> i was listening to all your responses and a lot the proposals involves some form of government subsidy, whether for zillions, or -- whether for resilience, or also an nfip type of approach. >> yes but i would sa

market, which is not far from the free market price, so it is expected that in the coming weeks this competition, which is already eating away, will decrease , msbahrami khebarari of radio and television is not paying attention to the unity of one matter and one cross-sectional view, but rather a system of thought and thought. right-centered. this is a part of the president's speech at the 37th international summit of islamic unity, which introduced unity and humanism in the path of preserving and promoting the interests of the islamic ummah. a divisive president he considered incitement among muslims to be the most important strategy of the enemy, and in a chain movement , they are committing insults to holy things and the noble qur'an, insulting the great personality of the holy prophet of islam and religious leaders , and setting up takfiri groups for murder and crime in the islamic world and islamic countries. all the actions that the enemy is doing in the media and news empire today are all links in a chain to stop the islamic ummah, and today anyone who tries to divide the society with his pen and steps with the capacity he has knows it o

ms natural, ask, why does this matter to america? it's just taught us that when terrorists don't pay a price for their chair.nd death and more destruction. >> and border security makes up a portion of this massive aid package over 10 billion dollars being allocated to various areas. take a look at this. these are some of the highlights in calls for setting aside over 6 billion dollars to go towards border operations. that's money for holding facilities. dna collection support for arrivals and unaccompanied children over a billion dollars will also be set aside for state and local support dealing with shelter and services for migrants released news nation kept a very close eye on that sort of story across the country. we also know just over a billion dollars will be directed the cap to counter fentanyl trafficking, paying for things like additional officers. also, millions of dollars will be directed combating human trafficking as well as child labor exploitation. again, many things that tied to 105 billion dollar aid package. >> some developing news now, a new baby formula from overseas is now being shipped

price objective to $425 from $400. >> yeah, the business that vertex operates in is basically their market. so do they expand their market beyond mst's why the stock is getting a premium. they have a lot of shots on goal coming up, and some of them will hit the net. >> brynn, what about health care and the names that you own, if any? >> well, i mean, my single security is advi, which has a very high cash flow yield. it was a great performer in 2022. it's been weak with the majority of health care. but if you want to look at a sector outside of energy that has the highest free cash flow yield, that's health care. so as we go into more uncertain times, that free cash flow yield gives these companies op optionalty. i don't own eli, i wish i did. this is a company i'm doing research on to see if it should go into the portfolio. >> i'll hit one more name with you, joe. we talked about it yesterday, intuitive surgical, upset yesterday. it's obviously had a profound impact on some of these stocks. what about this now? >> it's an example of where you have to be active right now in the health care sector, and intuitive surgical is that typ

ms. you came to public notice when you publish an article cut and if i have it right what you focus on was the harms that come from having market power that doesn't necessarily raise prices but allows companies to exert force open labor market. and so i would like to ask you and exit both of you, what that implies is of have been enforcing that for long period of time to look more broadly at the harms from antitrust, there would probably be cases back in history that were never recognize. i would like to knoww if maybe r maybe even in the literature there is a list of such cases that now are coming up and recognizing just broader sense of the harms?br >> yes, it's a good question and i think one of a key pillars of our effort in addition to fidelity to law is making sure we're being honest in the way competition is presenting itself, in harm presenting itselflf in addition to harm to consumer prices we're . we're looking at harm to wages, the quality of benefits. one of the commerce we got as part of our merger guidelines noted i really important dimension of competition and quality for workers is actually have control and predictability over your schedule, right? throug

ms calder. i'd like to start with you if that's all right in your experience, where have you seen the most acute impact of significant federal land ownership in housing prices? where in the united states does that show up? >> well, your staff at the joint economic committee actually put together a great report on this and went sort of state by state. and i think a couple of the states that stood out to me, california actually has a huge housing shortage. there are certainly utah nevada, of course, nevada ismostly federal land. and there are some others that are listed there as well and you sort of go state by state on those, i think, you know, broadly speaking, the federal lands issue is something that affects all western states. so it's not a single state that is impacted to a much greater degree than the others, but all of them would benefit substantially from federal lands reform. >> right. right. and it's, it's an interesting thing to study because it, in any state. first of all, there is no comparable landowner to the united states in america, nowhere nobody could afford to own that much land. but even if there were, they couldn't exempt themselves fro

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prices at the supermarket. and all the necessities of life. people cannot afford to stay alive. voting for continued resolution of the biden hello see budget which caused msproblem, the cr stands for continuing to rob. you are continuing to rob the american people. it is easy for senators to be critical of what the house does because they have a six-year term and they will not get blamed for a bad budget. the house is what will get blamed. democrats and republicans should work together but the goal should be cost-of-living. this is the key issue now. people cannot afford to live. congress was sent here to do that and if they have to vacate the speaker or your individual voters have to vacate your representative on election day then that is what has to be done because it is about the cost of living. no one has taken any action on this. as far as ukraine funding, the biden budget and ukraine funding has taken the food out of the mouth of tens of billions of american people the way no for an enemy could ever do. no foreign enemy could come and take the food out of their mouth the way the biden budget is doing so. so the bottom line is thank you ralph eight a