Yes, the US cannot build infrastructure or housing. Oh, that.
It does raise questions about immigration. If the US is short 10 million housing units, should a modest reduction in population be a policy choice?
If AI is all it is said to be, maybe "worker shortages" will be a fiction. I think they already are, and that higher wages would solve "worker shortages." I notice anyone calling for more immigration is also part of the top 10%.
The chances the US will build 10 million extra housing units in the next 19 years, on top of the pitiful 1.5 million units...are nil.
US: Aging and insufficient infrastructure, aging and insufficient housing for as far as the eye can see...
Yes, the US cannot build infrastructure or housing. Oh, that.
It does raise questions about immigration. If the US is short 10 million housing units, should a modest reduction in population be a policy choice?
If AI is all it is said to be, maybe "worker shortages" will be a fiction. I think they already are, and that higher wages would solve "worker shortages." I notice anyone calling for more immigration is also part of the top 10%.
The chances the US will build 10 million extra housing units in the next 19 years, on top of the pitiful 1.5 million units...are nil.
US: Aging and insufficient infrastructure, aging and insufficient housing for as far as the eye can see...