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You subsidize things you want people to do. If you simply set the standards higher they will cost more to build, fewer new homes will be built and they will be
by imgabe 4y ago
You subsidize things you want people to do. If you simply set the standards higher they will cost more to build, fewer new homes will be built and they will be more expensive, which means only "people with money" will be able to afford homes at all.
Things have costs. Mandating additional costs and plugging your ears and pretending like market economics for those costs don't exist does not help anyone.
- germandiago 4y agoI am against both subsidizing and setting hugher standards. However, what you say is true. But why not let the market show what there is demand for? Is it so bad that we always have to call for coercitive intervention?