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How does your plan address the problem that there isn't enough housing here for all the people who work here to live here? Are you assuming that if there are li
by Kalium 12y ago
How does your plan address the problem that there isn't enough housing here for all the people who work here to live here? Are you assuming that if there are living wages all around, that there will be enough construction?
Or do you expect people to just live somewhere else nearby?
- teacup50 12y agoSupply/demand. If there's not enough housing, companies will either need to pay more, people would need to commute farther, or people will need to choose other cities.
- Kalium 12y agoWhat do you think happens when many cities adopt the same approach? Fix supply, increase incomes, and let markets take over? Have you considered the possibility of region-wide consequences when supply and demand set in, companies pay better, people commute farther, and live in other cities too?