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Of course. And by extension, note that any factor that constrains your choice of jobs will "lead to unemployment". This is, in essence, a trivial argument and n
by giardini 13y ago
Of course. And by extension, note that any factor that constrains your choice of jobs will "lead to unemployment". This is, in essence, a trivial argument and no one should be surprised.
The more interesting argument is that the government has promoted home ownership and home loans for decades. And once again the involvement of government leads to suboptimization.