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They aren't mutually exclusive. We set arbitrarily too low housing quotas in the late 1920's. We could have fixed them at any time between then & now. Yet fo
by appreciatorBus 1y ago
They aren't mutually exclusive.
We set arbitrarily too low housing quotas in the late 1920's. We could have fixed them at any time between then & now. Yet for some reason we are still trying to avoid it, still willing to do anything but.
If it takes all but a few years, a decade at most, to decide that immigration quotas are too high, why are we ok with it taking 100+ years to decide that housing quotas are too low?