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Deep Dive Episode 108 – Regulating Home-Sharing and Home-Based Businesses

April 28, 2020

In this episode, Brooks Rainwater and Jon Riches discuss developments in state and local regulations surrounding home-sharing and home-based businesses. How do we balance safety and public goods with innovation and entrepreneurialism?

Speakers

Brooks Rainwater

Senior Executive & Director, Center for City Solutions

National League of Cities

Jon Riches

Vice President for Litigation

Goldwater Institute

Topic

State & Local

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