I think I understand what you mean, but how will inculsionary zoning and rent control create a problem of "not enough" housing stock as you state?

I do agree that there are no examples where rent control has worked.  That being said, maybe we need to think outside of the box and try some new ideas.  The idea we can build our way out of the supply demand curve is suspect at best.  There are no cities of significant size that do not share the problems we have.  Please point to the metro are that has done as you recommend, so we can look at them as examples.