> trying to bootstrapping a less developed area Nobody is talking about bootstrapping demand in less developed areas. Elsewhere people were talking about how

> trying to bootstrapping a less developed area Nobody is talking about bootstrapping demand in less developed areas. Elsewhere people were talking about how people were being forced to buy houses in places like Stockton because they couldn’t afford to buy them in Cupertino. So the demand is already there. One complaint was that those people have to travel a long way to get to work. One dystopian solution to this is to use taxes to confiscate property from people who live near employees, so that workers can live there temporarily. Another way is for companies to open offices in places where their workers can afford to live, contributing to the creation of more attractive communities as they do so.