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You seem to think the government charging for something is them understanding the market. It's not. It's just another way to prohibit. That's the whole basis o
by seoulmetro 3y ago
You seem to think the government charging for something is them understanding the market. It's not.
It's just another way to prohibit. That's the whole basis of fines in traffic violations. Not to discourage, but to prohibit most people.
Sorry if you can't understand that even after all this.
- mlyle 3y agoDo you understand what an opportunity cost is? Does the opportunity cost of driving fall if traffic decreases? Is there an optimum amount of traffic on a given roadway for society? Does society reach that optimum value on its own? Does the current system (first come, first serve, best-effort) appropriately prioritize traffic with vastly different economic values and priorities appropriately?