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The problem with 'saving' cities via business is that since the 1950s, people have only thought of cities is being places for business. There are better ways to
by inamberclad 3y ago
The problem with 'saving' cities via business is that since the 1950s, people have only thought of cities is being places for business. There are better ways to maintain a high-density area than one that empties out every night in a mass exodus of vehicles, but people can't seem to wrap their heads around that.
- bobthepanda 3y agoThe problem is that jobs are easy money. The services that cost the most money for governments to provide are often for residents; a person sends their child to school at home, not in their work area. And offices densely pack a lot of workers compared to homes, so you are getting a lot of tax revenue that doesn’t need as much services spending.