> The expensive places (San Francisco, Manhattan) are expensive because of government interference There isn't any megapolis on the planet that does not have '

> The expensive places (San Francisco, Manhattan) are expensive because of government interference There isn't any megapolis on the planet that does not have 'government interference'. That's what makes millions over millions of people in a tight place actually be able to live and work. > In the US healthcare is regulated like crazy, entirely broken by government intervention. Prices. You need to regulate prices. Irrelevant regulation doesn't do anything about prices.