Housebuilding or immigration?
A scarcity of homes not only leaves renters and mortgage-holders with less disposable income, but contributes to a host of social ills.
Written by Noah Carl.
The cost of housing is widely considered one of the UK’s biggest economic problems – if not the biggest. According to the housing theory of everything, a scarcity of homes not only leaves renters and mortgage-holders with less disposable income, but contributes to a host of social ills, including obesity, inequality and sub-replacement fertility.
