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If kids breaking windows is a societal problem, an economic system that has to frequently produce windows would result in stronger windows, making them less att
by oceanplexian 6y ago
If kids breaking windows is a societal problem, an economic system that has to frequently produce windows would result in stronger windows, making them less attractive for kids to break. A top down solution imposed by police, laws, and imprisonment also makes society poorer, arguably more so.
- xg15 6y ago> an economic system that has to frequently produce windows would result in stronger windows, making them less attractive for kids to break. If I just opened a new window factory, I'd absolutely be interested in as many windows breaking as possible, so I can sell more products. It would make a lot more economic sense for me to produce cheap, thin windows: I need less raw material to produce them and they will break more easily, giving me more opportunity to sell replacements.