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Probably, but it seems meaningless to discuss preference without discussing cost and scarcity.
by ahepp 3y ago
Probably, but it seems meaningless to discuss preference without discussing cost and scarcity.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoWhy do you think it is meaningless? I think the question of if and which people prefer dense urban living is an interesting question by itself, even if you set aside cost and scarcity. It also seems that understanding the preference in isolation is fundamental to understanding any system that includes cost and scarcity. for example, difference in preference can drive cost differences. For example, Fillet minion and cow hoofs are more scarce than flank steak, but one sells for more and the other for less due to preference.