I guess you could argue that increases in rent increase the spending power of landlords benefitting from it, who now spend more money on goods, which in turn en

I guess you could argue that increases in rent increase the spending power of landlords benefitting from it, who now spend more money on goods, which in turn energizes the economy etc etc. I have no idea how that actually plays out in the real world. The whole "trickle down" theory seems very ideologically charged.