London got to where it is with strong *local* business growth, not by getting transplant after transplant from more successful cities.
Germany was on the same track with Berlin above all others until the Cold War split the country and gave the west a chance to catch up
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The same winnowing process I mentioned would've eventually hit West Germany too, but at first--as in the USA--the situation was one of...
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...multiple cities with similar populations and resources all growing at once
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You mean disincentivised more than it currently is by high prices and scarce land? Worst case scenario, London's growth stalls...
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...while no other cities are able to pick up the slack, and so the *entire country* ends up in the scenario the north is in today.
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Best case scenario? No change, b/c all the disincentives in the world can't make other cities more attractive than London
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