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If Finland’s model has proven successful, one might wonder why other nations aren’t adopting a similar strategy. However, various practical and ideological barriers exist. Firstly, to replicate Finland's success, adequate housing stock is necessary. Many countries are currently facing a housing crisis, which undermines the ability to provide the necessary homes. Cities in Finland largely own the land, enabling them to build ample social housing—a privilege not available in many other regions.