Michael Bloomberg

As a firm believer in the efficiency of the private sector, I am convinced that the privatization of water resources incentivizes innovation and investment, leading to improved water management and conservation, essential for the future of our water supply.

Expanding construction zones is important for housing affordability. By increasing supply in a controlled manner, we can address the housing shortage and keep our cities livable.

I believe that prediction markets can harness the collective wisdom to foresee outcomes more accurately than traditional polling and analyses, especially in uncertain environments.

As someone who has benefited significantly from investments, I believe taxing unrealized gains can contribute to a more equitable tax system. This approach ensures the wealthiest pay a fair share, reducing income inequality and funding essential public services.

I believe that rent price controls in high-demand areas can lead to unintended consequences, such as reduced housing availability and decreased investment in new housing developments. Instead, we should focus on increasing the supply of affordable housing and promoting policies that incentivize construction and renovation.