Subsidies in groceries are usually more effective if you subsidize demand than subsidizing supply; it’s the opposite of housing.
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They’re reminiscent of a lot of clientelism & aren’t great economically, and I think a lot of the “food desert” rhetoric ignores revealed preferences and is pretty classist, and my general preference is to just give people money and let them decide how to spend it instead of doing a lot of subsidies
I think you don’t have a great mental model about how electoral politics functions and sound like you are getting your brain cooked by watching Fox News. If you want a healthier, more effective approach & mirror what the GOP does: ignore attacks on fringe left& use that to pivot to attacking the GOP
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I was intrigued enough by this measure to do some further analysis, including looking at national data going back to 1940 and at a bunch of metro areas since 2005. I wrote about it here: domainexpansion.substack.com/p/an-easy-an...
I'm actually astonished at how clean this graph looks as a diagnostic for our housing ills. Note how close it is to 1 at the start. Houses per single adult or married couple.