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* Gentrification can force economically disadvantaged people to move to locations which are more remote from workplaces.
* Gentrification can force economically disadvantaged people to move to locations which are more remote from workplaces.
* Gentrification is the natural effect of market forces. Attempts to regulate gentrification inevitably results in market distortions, which have the ultimate result of not benefiting the economically disadvantaged.
* Gentrification is the natural effect of market forces. Attempts to regulate gentrification inevitably results in market distortions, which have the ultimate result of not benefiting the economically disadvantaged.
* Gentrification results in improvements in urban utilization, resulting in more efficient use of spaces, reduced energy consumption and improving transportation efficiency.
* Gentrification results in improvements in urban utilization, resulting in a more efficient use of spaces, reduced energy consumption and improving transportation efficiency.
* Gentrification reduces urban blight.
* Gentrification reduces urban blight.
* Gentrification uses free-market forces to improve a municipality's housing stock, and the same market forces also results in an overall improvement of the housing stock available to people who are displaced ("A rising tide raises all ships" analysis).
* Gentrification uses free-market forces to improve a municipality's housing stock, and the same market forces also results in an overall improvement of the housing stock available to people who are displaced ("A rising tide raises all ships" analysis).
==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Urban Planning]]
[[Category:Free Market Economics]]