I hope you'll reconsider this position. Its not a zero-sum game. More economic development doesn't come at the expense of infrastructure/public services. Econom

I hope you'll reconsider this position. Its not a zero-sum game. More economic development doesn't come at the expense of infrastructure/public services. Economic development is what funds those things. The economics involved here are well understood. Lack of schools and infrastructure exists because there isn't enough money or political will, and adding economic development doesn't exacerbate that. Its meant to be a solution for the problems you're concerned about.