Strangling the growth of cities and labor mobility is very much a rational economic problem: * https://www.axios.com/sky-high-home-prices-are-thwarting-thwarti

Strangling the growth of cities and labor mobility is very much a rational economic problem: * https://www.axios.com/sky-high-home-prices-are-thwarting-thwarting-economic-mobility-2466575966.html https://www.axios.com/sky-high-home-prices-are-thwarting-thw... * https://www.citylab.com/equity/2017/06/the-other-side-of-hard-to-build-cities/530310/ https://www.citylab.com/equity/2017/06/the-other-side-of-har... Cf. China, which has seen unbelievably explosive growth in its cities in the last 40 years and China has also seen ~1 billion people lifted out of poverty during exactly the same time period.