Only 2% agreed with the statement... and only 1% when you weighted by confidence. So actually, 99% disagree the case has become overwhelming.
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I’d agree with the statement as it’s phrased as well- it assumes a near total withdrawal of publicly-constructed housing as SF and NYC did over that time frame. To provide strong supply and quality you’ll need to have govt-run housing projects to supplement the market.
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Phrasing of the question is interesting b/c it only asks about quality and amount of housing, not overall effects. Would be more interesting to ask wether each economist agrees with rent control as a policy (although I'm betting we'll get the same answer).
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