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The suggested action wouldn't actually do any noticeable good, though, because of market effects - price would fall, then consumption would rise again. It's fa
by barrkel 9y ago
The suggested action wouldn't actually do any noticeable good, though, because of market effects - price would fall, then consumption would rise again.
It's far more effective to lobby for regulation than rely on individual action to solve collective action problems.
- greglindahl 9y agoAgain, who here was proposing relying on individual action to solve collective action problems? No one. Your economic argument is naive and pretty wrong, but I'm not going to debate it here because it's not relevant to this sub-thread.