
A literature review on housing and infrastructure
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When demand to live in a city is increasing, should we allow densification so that the supply of housing can keep up? The case for allowing density is straightforward: given that rich newcomers are moving in, getting them to live in new hom...
Imagine you’re a politician, and you want to redistribute from rich to poor so that poor people can afford housing. There are broadly two ways you could do this. First, you could tax the rich and spend the money on housing, either through c...
Imagine that homes depreciated 100% over the course of an occupant’s tenure, becoming unusable and needing to be destroyed after the occupants moved out. In this world, low-income people would be much worse off, since they would have to ren...
People typically think about housing using a 'one-sector' supply and demand model: increase supply and prices fall. But we often hear the complaint that new housing is expensive, and hence is not a good solution for improving affordability....
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