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Housing is more than a market - it's where people live
Do we apply that logic to any other market that's served by for-profit companies?
"corn/egg/beef is more than a market - it's what people eat"
"cars/gas is more than a market - it's how people get around"
"natural gas is more than a market - it's how people stay warm"
So what if we do apply that same logic to those other categories? Or what if we do not?
Is there a point to this line of questioning?
> Is there a point to this line of questioning?
That "housing is more than a market - it's where people live" is a platitude. It sounds nice. But it doesn't tell us anything meaningful nor solve any problems.