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A comment on "Americans sense that something is wrong with the places where we live and work". Parent comment
I think that you're confusing "costs more" with "is subsidized".
> Such density is economically rational.
Ah yes, another cost-benefit analysis that ignores benefits.
Here's another one.
Going to Fiji to scuba dive is economically stupid because travel from San Jose to Fiji costs money.
Whether going to Fiji to dive is economically stupid depends on the price, and the relevant prices are different for different people.
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I think that you're confusing "costs more" with "is subsidized".
> Such density is economically rational.
Ah yes, another cost-benefit analysis that ignores benefits.
Here's another one.
Going to Fiji to scuba dive is economically stupid because travel from San Jose to Fiji costs money.
Whether going to Fiji to dive is economically stupid depends on the price, and the relevant prices are different for different people.