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Workers are entitled to the wage they agreed upon when hired.
Are housing providers entitled to profitably provide housing to the lowest paid workers?
e.g. Portland expects an additional 25,000 low-income residents in the next 20 years, but only an additional 10,000 housing units they might be able to afford.
Are housing providers entitled to profitably provide housing to the lowest paid workers?
e.g. Portland expects an additional 25,000 low-income residents in the next 20 years, but only an additional 10,000 housing units they might be able to afford.
That's called the "free market" approach. Ironic that you'd find it a concern, given your handle...
Are housing providers entitled to profitably provide housing to the lowest paid workers?
e.g. Portland expects an additional 25,000 low-income residents in the next 20 years, but only an additional 10,000 housing units they might be able to afford.
Roommate?
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