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The "product for a price" idea is a little weird when talking about some service typically provided by a government who deliberately prices it below market equi
by kd0amg 8y ago
The "product for a price" idea is a little weird when talking about some service typically provided by a government who deliberately prices it below market equilibrium. If we're going to effectively subsidize this, it's fair to open debate on how that subsidy should be apportioned.
- CydeWeys 8y agoDepends on the city. There's a lot of paid private parking out there. I agree with you that the price of government-owned parking is generally too low, and that it should be increased to a level to which available spaces nearby are reliably guaranteed.