It's unfortunate that there aren't more jobs in lower-cost areas that the poorer people could move to. Then the poor and unemployed would have jobs and shelter- just as important - the rich would be forced to pay their service workers living wages. And yes, this is simplistic and there are the sociological/ issues of why people dont move. . .and the impact of the increased service wages on the economy. . .and the fact that the curret economy sucks so we can't have a mass migration to the land of the jobs.