I simply didn't state that it is a policy failure.
I said We should also start treating rising housing prices as a policy failure.
It's a prescription for what society should do, not an assessment of whether current policy aligns with voter wishes.
In the comment I replied to initially, rising prices are treated as a measure of economic success. Treating them as a policy failure would contrast with that current attitude...
I said We should also start treating rising housing prices as a policy failure.
It's a prescription for what society should do, not an assessment of whether current policy aligns with voter wishes.
In the comment I replied to initially, rising prices are treated as a measure of economic success. Treating them as a policy failure would contrast with that current attitude...