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In a capitalist society, when you find something that people are willing to spend above average on, there's usually no shortage of providers trying to produce i
by mark-r 5y ago
In a capitalist society, when you find something that people are willing to spend above average on, there's usually no shortage of providers trying to produce it. Why isn't that happening in this case?
- milkytron 5y agoPut simply, zoning doesn't allow it.
- wallacoloo 5y agoand land — largely speaking — isn’t producible. a capitalist can’t really spin up a land factory when demand for specific land grows whereas one could spin up a silverware factory as demand for at-home dining grows.