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>Everyone benefits from inexpensive food; should the government make food tax-funded? Yes, and they do. What do you think agricultural tax-subsidies are? Als

>Everyone benefits from inexpensive food; should the government make food tax-funded? Yes, and they do. What do you think agricultural tax-subsidies are? Also the strawman problems you pose just to solve are a bit absurd, for reasons that I mentioned before about the nature of regional monopolies, and the fact that road costs are already covered at different levels of the government.

oftenwrong 8y ago
>What do you think agricultural tax-subsidies are? A good example of failed policy. >Also the strawman problems you pose just to solve are a bit absurd, for reasons that I mentioned before about the nature of regional monopolies, and the fact that road costs are already covered at different levels of the government. Not "strawmen problems" - concrete examples of mismatched cost and use, which you do not address.