Five Ways States Can Make Life More Affordable | TWE 178

Why do policymakers keep trying to manage scarcity instead of creating abundance?

This week, I break down one of the most important lessons in economics: prices are signals. When markets are allowed to work, higher prices encourage entrepreneurs to invest, innovate, and produce more.

We apply that principle to housing shortages, energy, prescription drugs, AI infrastructure, and more—and explain why prosperity isn't a fixed pie.

Capitalism isn't perfect. But free people using prices, profits, losses, and competition have an extraordinary record of turning yesterday's luxuries into today's everyday goods. Get show notes and more at vanceginn.substack.com.