Re:Trends that will create demand for an Unconditional Basic...
by dllthomas on Friday July 12, 2013 @02:44PM
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"My suspicion is it would just cause people to overconsume San Francisco real estate relative to their latent preferences."
Which seems like it would make the situation worse, long term. We can increase density further, but there's a limited amount of SF to go around, so driving overconsumption would raise prices, and then we'd need to raise the subsidy we give SF further.
Which seems like it would make the situation worse, long term. We can increase density further, but there's a limited amount of SF to go around, so driving overconsumption would raise prices, and then we'd need to raise the subsidy we give SF further.