How to pronounce“rents”in English

rents are excessively expensive in Bogotá. We're talking about rents like in New York or Tokyo, anything

rents were so absurd heard that unless you had ridiculous price points at obscene gross margins You couldn't possibly afford to pay the rent well

for rents that rent control would make any difference for.

These rents are the fuel of factions.

those rents, right?

Because you have rents and leases and so forth.

valued based on the rents it threw off.

charging really high rents and not given her neighbors good quality living.

is the rising rents um it's completely the real estate is

residents can pay higher rents and the businesses that cater to them can pay higher rents though maybe not the highest they will tend to drive out the

easier because the rents are cheap the talent's cheap you don't have as much competition others jumping into the market so there's some positive sides

all the rents from investors.

So if you cap rents, then that has a whole lot of effects on the supply of housing.

of the rents, and the investors get essentially nothing, and the managers get all the wins.

Nobody earns rents on capital.

That resources got misallocated to seeking rents, rather than to producing increasing value.

moderate housing uh at affordable rents and uh we did it

people who can't pay high rents the people who don't get good public

population so uh as as rents go up the the search for

demanding is that more of the oil rents the revenues from oil production come

You have to extract all the rents and align the incentives of the informed investor.

Capital providers were able to make economic rents.

I don't miss the high rents of the Bay Area, so I'm very happy where I am.

That also is supported by rents and that I eat lunch in rents.

One is that some of these rents are in industry that are not like super fancy again, airlines and telecom is not super fancy.

And the way we got the rents down in Europe in these industry also was not perfect.

undergraduate learns is something called rents and competition the idea being

is is safer and they can extract rents from the next government and make sure that that so they don't fear leaving office as

you can actually appropriate appropriate some rents how would you how do you what are the control points for you what what are the control points that you look for

margin in the kind of economic rents in the value chain and we didn't know how to crack that nut but we just got really committed to that was going to be our

Rents for commercial buildings.

And they're what enable us to pay New York rents.

and eventually if the new residents can pay higher rents and the businesses that cater to them can pay higher rents, though maybe not the highest, they will

of the city that's run down a little bit lower rents because that's what they can afford they congregate there and a kind of a um in in the case

worked on in the council around housing and just rents being very very high and purchase prices of buildings really high that's one of the the rent issue is one

One is, all the rents go to the manager, so they, that means the alpha is zero, right?

So you need one dimension to extract the rents and another dimension to align the incentives.

still a demand effect that will result from keeping the rents artificially down.

If I artificially hold down the price of rents, then the landlord knows the tenant will never leave,

the competition to invest with them gives all the rents to the person with the skill, the person who's picking stocks, making the person

I want ownership of kind of intellectual property assets that generate rents over the long term.

when there are particular parties that get excessive rents.

And so encouraging competition can make sure that excess rents are not being earned by particular parties, in the example of Michael Jordan.

Then in some sense there have been an increase in rents due to increased income in lower competition.

That perhaps has already dissipated all their dynamic rents.

has much to offer a buzzing cultural sector affordable rents excellent infrastructure and all this in the very

is a rentier state can emerge when external rents fall upon the regime from

for everyone to live in smaller apartments, lower rents and so on-- we thought of it as a ship.

Because they've been taking turns to steal the state and using other people's rents and revenues to do it since they basically ended the Civil War, so why would you not price