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It also seems like a straightforward resource coordination problem. If a city has 10 car thieves and all cars are relatively hard to steal, the city can manage
by fasthands9 3y ago
It also seems like a straightforward resource coordination problem.
If a city has 10 car thieves and all cars are relatively hard to steal, the city can manage the police resources to investigate the crimes. If a city has 10 car thieves and half of all cars are very simple to steal, the city needs to devote a lot more police resources to investigate the crimes.
Of course the worst fear is the number of car thieves has gone up. This is probably true in some specific cities. But even if it hasn't, other people owning an easy to steal car hurts everyone since it drains resources.