Are San Francisco's existing initiatives and policies enough to achieve Abundant Housing in the next five years?
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This question is a test for Roote's Civic Dashboard (https://civicdash.org/), where we're experimenting with the use of prediction markets as a more intelligent form of civic polling. It's designed to be open-ended, and is somewhat ambiguous. For us, abundant housing is a civic goal that entails that:
- All citizens in San Francisco have access to accommodation that provides the basic necessities for life and personal happiness
- After paying for such accommodation, citizens still have enough money to afford personal necessities
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