Re:The Cost of Being Poor: Why It Costs So Much to Be Poor i...
by panick21_ on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @03:20AM
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Nations with higher % of home ownership don't actually end up being wealthier or have lower rates of poverty.
And if you have a nation where you have lots of apartments buildings, you can actually buy an apartment if you want. And even as a reasonably poor person you might be able to afford mortgage on a cheapish apartment.
And even if you concede this example, housing is a special category and one the largest expanses. The whole 'boots' analogy suggest this is an everyday situation.
And if you have a nation where you have lots of apartments buildings, you can actually buy an apartment if you want. And even as a reasonably poor person you might be able to afford mortgage on a cheapish apartment.
And even if you concede this example, housing is a special category and one the largest expanses. The whole 'boots' analogy suggest this is an everyday situation.