How Cronyism Created New York City’s Taxi Medallion Bubble
In 1937, a taxicab medallion in New York City cost $10. In 2013, medallions were selling for as high as $1.3 million at auctions. Here's why.
In 1937, a taxicab medallion in New York City cost $10. In 2013, medallions were selling for as high as $1.3 million at auctions. Here's why.
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