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This seems likely to create a host of unintended consequences and exacerbates the issues caused by a lack of socioeconomic diversity and people working in servi
by etrautmann 5y ago
This seems likely to create a host of unintended consequences and exacerbates the issues caused by a lack of socioeconomic diversity and people working in service jobs. The incentives will push municipalities to only take the “best” jobs, putting further pressure on restaurants etc to find workers. Ultimately the “character” of a neighborhood is a function of the vibrant culture and people more than yhe architecture and density.
- crubier 5y agoIn a different system where limiting implantation of new companies would be a thing, I don’t see why you couldn’t place incentives to keep the job balance and avoid these consequence. It’s not that complicated in comparison. But of course this « different system » is science fiction at this point, especially in the US.