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I know that's a common feeling, but I tend to view it as an acknowledgement that we need to understand the behavior being incentivized rather than an actual sta
by bumby 5y ago
I know that's a common feeling, but I tend to view it as an acknowledgement that we need to understand the behavior being incentivized rather than an actual statement about morals which can be endlessly debated.
There's some irony in the phrasing used to decry the term "moral hazard" though in that it seems to hint of morals itself.
- Nursie 5y agoI think perhaps that's part of my issue with it - "moral hazard" appears to be backwards, it is often used to justify what appear to be very immoral policies and outcomes.
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