Why spiders
do not need arachno-capitalism (I laughed lots and do read the comments).
Amusing
undergrad video.
The classic 1958
I, Pencil essay updated to
I, Beer.
Three quotes on markets.
You are poor, you cannot afford daycare, you both work and your daughter has already been stolen so, how do you ensure
you do not lose your two-year old son
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The Oz national metropolitan average of 6 is just madness. We are not remotely a highly actual land-constrained country.
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Land should be, of course, distinguished here from 'economic land'. In others words, worthwhile infrastructure is too heavily concentrated.
Either we expand the suburbs (extremely cost inefficient) or we create new centres of population. I think the latter is the better choice.
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Suburbs are not as "cost inefficient" as places people do not want to live in.
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It is constrained by regulation, but that comes with positive externalities as well as price increases. With the exception of Indianapolis (which relies on septic tanks), for example, population centres in a first-world economy come with connectivity to sewerage systems.
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