Look at housing, we've been waiting 20 years for "production capacity to catch up".
A large portion of the US construction capacity is now engaged in building data centers, priorities you know. Who knows what else will be a favorite tomorrow but it's unlikely to be properly built housing.
IMO this also clearly shows that the housing shortages happening in so many countries could have been fixed all along if those hording most resources wanted to, but why would they? The shortages are heavily tipping the scales in their favor.
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A large portion of the US construction capacity is now engaged in building data centers, priorities you know. Who knows what else will be a favorite tomorrow but it's unlikely to be properly built housing.
IMO this also clearly shows that the housing shortages happening in so many countries could have been fixed all along if those hording most resources wanted to, but why would they? The shortages are heavily tipping the scales in their favor.