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After the war, entirely new towns were built and cities massively developed and expanded. We've done it before and we could do it again. The problem is that i
by schnitzelstoat 2y ago
After the war, entirely new towns were built and cities massively developed and expanded.
We've done it before and we could do it again.
The problem is that it has opposition from the Right who wish to preserve small villages or simply increase property values and opposition from the Left who see economic growth as a dirty word and development as gentrification and environmentally destructive.
But if we want a better future for our children and grandchildren, it must be done.
- modo_mario 2y agoAlternatively and far more likely and simply one curbs migration. Allowing housing prices to not be buffered up by the promise of eternal population growth and conversely creating less downward pressure on local birth rates.