In recent years, a contradiction has unfolded in
San Francisco. On the one hand, the city continues to practice
progressive economic policies. But rather than helping its poor and
middle-class residents—as such policies are advertised as
doing—these groups in San Francisco have become more unequal,
downwardly mobile, and altogether priced-out. As Scott Beyer
explains, this raises the question of whether the policies
themselves are contributing to the problem.
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