Comment Comment by Someone1234 > "Economists reject absolutes like 'full' and 'need,'" says Joe CortrightEconomists might. Humans (of which I can only assume economists are not) definitely do accept the concepts of full and "too crowded."> Everything we know about cities suggests that, in fact, quality of life doesn't go down as more people crowd in — the opposite happens.[Citation Needed] parent Someone1234 11 years ago
Economists might. Humans (of which I can only assume economists are not) definitely do accept the concepts of full and "too crowded."
> Everything we know about cities suggests that, in fact, quality of life doesn't go down as more people crowd in — the opposite happens.
[Citation Needed]