> In the US, the latter is virtually nonexistent. I generally agree with this, but it's worth noting the places that do have public housing have notably lower

> In the US, the latter is virtually nonexistent. I generally agree with this, but it's worth noting the places that do have public housing have notably lower homeless rates when compared against drug use rates. Furthermore, most housing assistance is done through section 8 vouchers, which you would presumably control for if you repeated this experiment in the US.