US Senator for Ohio uses statistics to make the claim that the large increase in rental costs in the US is being driven by immigration.
Of course, this could be a simple case of correlation≠ causation but is there much evidence to support his claim?
US Senator for Ohio uses statistics to make the claim that the large increase in rental costs in the US is being driven by immigration.
Of course, this could be a simple case of correlation≠ causation but is there much evidence to support his claim?
If supply is constrained, anything that increases demand could be causally blamed for increasing prices.
But the supply constraints can also be blamed. No need to subscribe to the fallacy of a single cause.