statler
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Right, that was whole supply and demand argument. He seemed to be under the impression that more land available=more people moving in the grid. Plus, he was looking at it as a more local planning exercise. If Town A is zoned for one person per square than the excess 900+ people would need to move into Town B, C, D, etc. The grid analogy started to break down quickly once real-world problems were introduced.