The latest EconTalk is Richard Epstein talking about zoning and Kelo. He argues that zoning can be a "taking" that deserves compensation. He also has some interesting points on how zoning leads developers to pay more attention to politicians. Not the healthiest set of incentives.
Epstein on zoning and Kelo
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