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I am the opposite of somebody with a Austrian-economist bent but I think I can predict the answer, because is always the same: government intervention. My opin
by RobertoG 9y ago
I am the opposite of somebody with a Austrian-economist bent but I think I can predict the answer, because is always the same: government intervention.
My opinion would be the opposite. It seems to me that the laws that constrain building are, in part (not totally, obviously there are other bad motivations), trying to defend the area against what is basically a blind process of feedback.
- gumby 9y agoBut if that's true, shouldn't people who find the Bay Area too expensive/too highly regulated be turning, say, Cleveland into a new high tech Mecca? It's not like the Bay Area is invincible. It nuked Boston's once-dominant 128 tech empire, but has been losing ground in the life sciences to Boston/Cambridge (and never made a dent in La Jolla).