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Labour in the inner areas has become more expensive. A middle class has emerged in these areas that can just afford the units. They pay a fair bit of the capital up front which lessons the risk for banks. The plan is to replicate the 'glorious progress' in the outer areas where slave labour is cheaper.
They have built units in anticipation of new manufacturing etc in the outer areas. Trouble is the inner areas manufacturing slows down due to work moving to outer areas.
The rulers and their princlings don't give a hoot.
They made money on the inner boom and will make money replicating it on the outer boom, as the inner boom goes bust, it doesn't look much different on the grand scale. It's just being shuffled around whilst the rulers and princlings make the money selling units in thriving areas that go bust after it's all sold and they have fleeced their people.
Lovely.

<blockquote data-quote="notting" data-source="post: 664415" data-attributes="member: 21105">Labour in the inner areas has become more expensive. A middle class has emerged in these areas that can just afford the units. They pay a fair bit of the capital up front which lessons the risk for banks. The plan is to replicate the &#039;glorious progress&#039; in the outer areas where slave labour is cheaper. They have built units in anticipation of new manufacturing etc in the outer areas. Trouble is the inner areas manufacturing slows down due to work moving to outer areas.The rulers and their princlings don&#039;t give a hoot. They made money on the inner boom and will make money replicating it on the outer boom, as the inner boom goes bust, it doesn&#039;t look much different on the grand scale. It&#039;s just being shuffled around whilst the rulers and princlings make the money selling units in thriving areas that go bust after it&#039;s all sold and they have fleeced their people.Lovely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="notting, post: 664415, member: 21105"] Labour in the inner areas has become more expensive. A middle class has emerged in these areas that can just afford the units. They pay a fair bit of the capital up front which lessons the risk for banks. The plan is to replicate the 'glorious progress' in the outer areas where slave labour is cheaper. They have built units in anticipation of new manufacturing etc in the outer areas. Trouble is the inner areas manufacturing slows down due to work moving to outer areas. The rulers and their princlings don't give a hoot. They made money on the inner boom and will make money replicating it on the outer boom, as the inner boom goes bust, it doesn't look much different on the grand scale. It's just being shuffled around whilst the rulers and princlings make the money selling units in thriving areas that go bust after it's all sold and they have fleeced their people. Lovely. [/QUOTE]

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