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+====Governmental housing projects fail to create good quality, maintainable, and affordable public housing – it must come by way of the free market. ==== |
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+Peter D. **Salins 98** |
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+Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of the State University of New York. "Comment on Chester Hartman's ''The Case for a Right to Housing'': Housing Is a Right? Wrong!" Housing Policy Debate • Volume 9, Issue 2, Fannie Mae Foundation 1998. |
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+When Hartman and other housing advocates argue that a massive government investment in housing subsidies |
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+, and nonprofit sponsor-owners often fail as managers or go broke. |
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+====Free markets historically provided better housing opportunities for the poor – forcing regulations increases maintenance costs and forces companies to ignore poor residents. ==== |
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+Howard **Husock**. Winter 19**97**. "We Don't Need Subsidized Housing". https://www.city-journal.org/html/we-don't-need-subsidized-housing-11954.html |
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+Myth No. 1: The market will not provide. The core belief of |
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+could be—and has been— created in a less regulated market. |