Literature review

And I thought of this because I was listening to Natural Energy this morning talking about the restless leg syndrome.

Literature Review has come out of India, actually, and finding cannabis alleviates the symptoms of restless leg, even in treatment-resistant cases.

And in fact, I was talking to someone today who said they had to stop using their cannabis when they went overseas, and their restless leg came back, and they found it really difficult.

What

That it's, that's the review is complete, but at least I tried to do as more comprehensive as possible.

Because the idea was that before that literature review, what we had were surveys of economists.

So economic professors in the US and in Germany were asked what do they think about rent control, and most of them said, "Well, it's, it's not a good thing at all." At least in, in, in the US.

In Germany, the, the views were more moderate.

So in, in Germany, rent control is publicly more acceptable than in the US.

And then apart from these surveys, what we had was where literature reviews, typical literature reviews in, in research papers where you have a couple of pages, and on these couple of pages, five or six most prominent studies are mentioned.

But what was missing for me from my point of view was the more comprehensive view.

So I wanted to see not only what the economists in general think, but what do the people researchers found who actually did empirical research on the effects of rent control.