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> The buck stops with the airlines Why though? I'm not a fan of government intervention in general, but, when the system colludes to accidentally create perver
by AdamJacobMuller 5y ago
> The buck stops with the airlines
Why though? I'm not a fan of government intervention in general, but, when the system colludes to accidentally create perverse incentives (flying empty planes) I don't see an issue with the government stepping in to make the situation less perverse (no flying empty planes) while maintaining reasonable equity (right of first refusal seems like a simple solution to that).
- jdavis703 5y agoI’m not saying the government shouldn’t regulate this (they should!). What I’m saying is the airlines are the ones ultimately dispatching these flights. Why do we all say “oh we can’t do anything about the tragedy of the commons until the government steps in?”