> It is why the free market approach to fixing the housing crisis doesn't work.
There is no free market approach to fixing any crisis; “free market” means the absence of pursuit of centralize goals like fixing crises.
There may be market-oriented approaches (i.e., subsidies and/or taxes to alter supply and/or demand to incentivize the desired results), but that's a different issue.
There is no free market approach to fixing any crisis; “free market” means the absence of pursuit of centralize goals like fixing crises.
There may be market-oriented approaches (i.e., subsidies and/or taxes to alter supply and/or demand to incentivize the desired results), but that's a different issue.