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   by matthj 9y ago

   See also http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/27/business/economy/27view.ht...
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   by matthj 11y ago

   Unfortunately, Waze has at least two incentives not to provide socially optimal paths. First, individuals would have an incentive to find individually-optimal paths by using a different app that provides them. Second, it seems likely that m
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   by matthj 11y ago

   Networked traffic routing apps like Waze ought to nullify the Braess' paradox; if everyone used Waze, new roads would always have a positive marginal impact.