Many commenters are discussing rent control as either an "always good" or "always bad" policy, but it seems like there must be more nuance. Are there certain kinds of cities where rent control would work better than others? In other words, could the effect of rent control depend on other city characteristics (maybe level of inequality, rate of gentrification, or current density)?
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Many commenters are discussing rent control as either an "always good" or "always bad" policy, but it seems like there must be more nuance. Are there certain kinds of cities where rent control would work better than others? In other words, could the effect of rent control depend on other city characteristics (maybe level of inequality, rate of gentrification, or current density)?
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