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You're committing a strawman-red herring here. What government does with bonds is neither here nor there. Either landlords can make productive use of property
by hi-v-rocknroll 2y ago
You're committing a strawman-red herring here. What government does with bonds is neither here nor there.
Either landlords can make productive use of property within a proscribed set of regular or alternative uses beneficial to the public good regulated and adjudicated by the local jurisdiction, or they can choose to be penalized stiffly for idle inventory, absentee landlord, real-estate speculation that doesn't solve any local problems.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoDo you believe that it’s more efficient to try to coax the desired behavior out of private ownership through various layers of bureaucracy and politics vs public possession and control of the resource? My point is: no, it’s not. Financial engineering provided as an example as to how to deliver on this (“how pay?”), nothing more.