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It was supposed to improve allocation (less people trying to find a parking spot etc) but I guess it may trigger the usual perverse effect.
by agumonkey 4y ago
It was supposed to improve allocation (less people trying to find a parking spot etc) but I guess it may trigger the usual perverse effect.
- astrange 4y agoThe "usual perverse effect" of policies (aka "risk compensation") almost never happens, people just say it's going to happen and then it doesn't. This is a disease of the soul caused by reading Freakanomics which makes you think everything that's counterintuitive must actually be true.