Dave doesn’t. In fact, he agrees it hasn’t

Definitely has not

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No it hasn’t

It really hasn’t

No

I think it would be complicated.
The demand for GPs and family doctors would increase.
The demand for hospital beds would decrease.

In the long term, things would stabilize into a new ratio of services.

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Maybe fewer people faced higher rents since more bought instead. But that would depend on the details of a specific market.

As I said the tax itself won’t fix everything. If rents get too high you need to adapt zoning to encourage more duplex and multifamily homes.

Not necessity. Since housing will be cheaper to buy, some will do that instead of rent. So the market of renters will be smaller, keeping rental prices in check.

Maybe. Mostly it’ll drive down the rent, since the homes are worth less.

The idea is to make the wealthy sell some of their assets. Thus driving the price of those assets down. If people horde fewer houses, the market of buyers shrinks and prices fall.

Now a 2% tax on certain assets won’t solve everything. But its a good start. There will need to be a number of loopholes closed and other taxes targeting the super wealthy, in order to make a real difference.

You have a checkbook‽

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