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the wording is important! We're talking an issue of economics, so when we say supply when we really mean demand, that deserves to be corrected. Fixing a supply
by jobs_throwaway 2y ago
the wording is important! We're talking an issue of economics, so when we say supply when we really mean demand, that deserves to be corrected. Fixing a supply issue looks very different from fixing a demand issue. I thought maybe OP had some reasoning as to how he meant what he said, which is why I asked the question
Thoughtful discussion =/= pointing out flawed premises
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoIt's not a flawed premise! It's bad wording. The premise is, given an inelastic supply of housing, more immigrants means more of the supply occupied by them, leaving less of the supply available for non-immigrants. Point out a flaw in that, if you see one.