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In a recent discussion, prominent New York business figures, including former Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman and Stew Leonard’s President and CEO Stew Leonard Jr., expressed their concerns regarding the policies proposed by mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. Both leaders emphasized the importance of understanding the economic implications of proposed policies, particularly in a city that thrives on its business ecosystem.
Herman and Leonard highlighted the notion that "nothing is free," urging the public to consider how the implementation of certain policies could impact local businesses and, ultimately, the economy. They argued that while ambitious proposals may resonate with some voters, the potential consequences could lead to increased costs for businesses and consumers alike.
The business leaders called for a more pragmatic approach to governance, one that prioritizes economic stability and growth. Their remarks reflect a growing sentiment among New York's business community, advocating for policies that support rather than hinder economic development in the city.
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