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This seems to be a solved problem, housing co-operatives exist and enable the shareholders to regulate these things themselves.
by ryanlol 10y ago
This seems to be a solved problem, housing co-operatives exist and enable the shareholders to regulate these things themselves.
- mehwoot 10y agoWhich is another form of non free market. It's just whether you want the rules enforced at the level of housing co-operative, community or the state government. As you move up the levels, the market becomes less free (easier to move to a different apartment block if you don't like the rules than to move to a different state) but becomes far better at protecting against the negative externalities (housing cooperative doesn't have the same enforcement capabilities as local or state governments).