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>I don’t know what the author has against housing regulations but this argument is missing some part. The missing part is that the Scandinavian countries are h
by iSnow 4y ago
>I don’t know what the author has against housing regulations but this argument is missing some part.
The missing part is that the Scandinavian countries are high income-countries and have a lower population density, e.g.:
- Sweden: 25.4 inhabitants per km2
- Italy: 206 per Km2
(Both according to Google).
- Jolter 4y agoYes, those two data points are trivially true. I’d perhaps argue that Italy is also a high-income country, but I’m not sure if it matters. My point is that the author is trying to make an argument for deregulation of the housing market. Yet he is failing to actually state his argument. How exactly do these two maps support an argument for deregulation? And how do your two data points support it?