There is a LOT of room in the country for growth, as you mention, and most of it has more room to expand and is starting from a much cheaper price point.
So fighting residential development locally to try to push companies to other areas may be a rational strategy for some.
I'm not convinced that perpetual population growth will always be required for economic growth.
So fighting residential development locally to try to push companies to other areas may be a rational strategy for some.
I'm not convinced that perpetual population growth will always be required for economic growth.