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Well, to be perfectly exact, in the real-world, for a limited duration, controlled rent can work fine. It just has been applied without discernment too many tim
by wazoox 16y ago
Well, to be perfectly exact, in the real-world, for a limited duration, controlled rent can work fine. It just has been applied without discernment too many times.
- jbooth 16y agoSure, you can screw up anything, and I certainly wasn't saying "everything should be rent-controlled". Just kinda irks me when someone comes in with the Econ 101 argument regarding a policy that's being implemented by people with advanced degrees in city planning. These people took Econ 101, and know more about the subject than you or I. They could still be wrong, of course, but it's not for a silly simplistic reason like that.