Sure. Let me get right on that, after I get elected to be a Congresscritter.
Also, what do you mean by de-profit-ize housing? Do plumbers and tradesmen no longer get to profit from building homes? Surveyors? Architects? Electricians? Financiers? How do you get homes built if no one is allowed to profit from their trade?
My terms are as follows:
- you must write a clear, concise policy proposal
- you must post the proposal on HN
- A randomly selected (my selection) HN reader of that post will grade if your proposal is clear, persuasive and well cited. If you fail to pass, then I owe you nothing. You may keep retrying as long as you wish.
- your total billable hours for this concise policy proposal should be no more than 4 hours.
Are these terms acceptable?
Can you cite an example of where this policy has worked out well? It seems counter intuitive because removing the profit incentive seems like it would remove investments + labor and therefore reduce housing construction.