I can see an argument that we don't want to become a nation of hermits. Plus wfh has an outsized impact on those that have kids, don't have a lot of space, etc

I can see an argument that we don't want to become a nation of hermits. Plus wfh has an outsized impact on those that have kids, don't have a lot of space, etc etc, ie the poor. There is very little national interest I think in encouraging wfh (a counterargument would be the environmental impact of commuting). Plus as you say, the economic arguments.