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Well, public policy is not as hard as physics. At least the homes exist. But you have to make it attractive to fill the homes and deter vacancies.
by imglorp 2y ago
Well, public policy is not as hard as physics. At least the homes exist. But you have to make it attractive to fill the homes and deter vacancies.
- olliej 2y agoThe problem is all these properties are in regions that have been in economic decline for decades at this point - sure there's a house, but there may not be jobs, many are extremely remote so even if there are jobs, there may not necessarily be any community (in the literal "no other people" sense not the figurative "there's a great sense of community" sense :D), etc
- piva00 2y agoIt seems to be pretty hard in reality, the theoretical frameworks might be easier to reason about than theoretical physics but the thing about public policy is that materialising it in reality is actually the very hard part of it. Though the part "make it work in reality" has been pretty hard for theoretical physics lately.