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But people obviously don't want the "goods", by and large. Otherwise the city would budge.
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Thats such a wild assumption. Your saying the government always folows the will of the public? Theres nothing people want that governments are giving them?
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unless the city governance is in the pocket of the wealthiest members of the city's population, and those members don't want the goods. I witnessed this first hand in Los Angeles when I lived there.
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Huh? Are cities near you known for quick and easy-to-navigate bureaucratic processes?
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Crosswalks are popular. The issue is more complicated than you think.
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[citation needed]
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