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It also doesn't work very well. Rich people just end up buying two cars.
by martinald 12y ago
It also doesn't work very well. Rich people just end up buying two cars.
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- evanpw 12y agoGoogle found this: http://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/ldavis/df.pdf http://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/ldavis/df.pdf. But those high-order polynomial fits (see Figures 9 and 10) seem a little shady to me.
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- evanpw 12y ago"the evidence indicates that HNC led to an increase in the total number of vehicles in circulation as well as a change in the composition of vehicles toward high-emissions vehicles"
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- seanmcdirmid 12y agoIn Beijing, they also ration plates, so that isn't very effective either. And parking, damn, parking sucks. Two cars? That would suck twice as much.
- raldi 12y agoNote: By "it", the parent post is referring to even/odd restrictions, not congestion pricing.
- megablast 12y agoThis is not fine, they end up paying twice as much do drive twice as much. This works perfectly.