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Induced demand for housing and urban development isn't as commonly-accepted as it is for road use, but I think the clearest evidence for it comes from the corre
by majormajor 3y ago
Induced demand for housing and urban development isn't as commonly-accepted as it is for road use, but I think the clearest evidence for it comes from the correlation between city density and cost-per-unit-area of land.
- probablynish 3y agoIf induced demand for housing were accepted, it might expose how weak an argument it is against road use. 'Lets not build more roads because it allows more people to make journeys they want to make'?