Yes, land subsidies are a key engine. I'm aware of the moral problems that creates. But if I assume that within democracies a tendency persists to have some so

Yes, land subsidies are a key engine. I'm aware of the moral problems that creates. But if I assume that within democracies a tendency persists to have some sort of social welfare, then I think it is more constructive to engage in how to organize this redistribution. Supporting co-ops seems like a very lean and non-harmful way (compared to government housing or state ordered quotas on free enterprises).