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It is a coherent position: they only want to give up their money if enough other people do as well to accomplish their goals. It's a classic public goods probl
by randallsquared 17y ago
It is a coherent position: they only want to give up their money if enough other people do as well to accomplish their goals. It's a classic public goods problem, if you assume they feel that everyone would be better off with the additional government funding.
- dualogy 17y ago"they only want to give up their money if enough other people do as well to accomplish their goals" -- fair enough. No need for them to resort to force though.