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Hmm... I count not being able to afford a unit in the city you want to live in, and thus either having to commute (inconvenient) or find work in another city (o
by tathougies 7y ago
Hmm... I count not being able to afford a unit in the city you want to live in, and thus either having to commute (inconvenient) or find work in another city (opportunity cost), to be a kind of tax. Taxation is not just monetary.
The landlords are taxed; you're not wrong. But they're not the ones most hurt by these policies.