> Incidentally, while staying in a Lake Arrowhead hotel room this weekend, > I noticed the incompatibility of mutualism with renting hotel rooms. > The alternative would be to have people buy their hotel room, then > re-sell it when they leave. Same basic result as you have today, but > highly inconvenient if you need to get a $50,000 loan just to sleep > overnight somewhere. > Prof. Bryan Caplan
But mutualism is in fact practiced for the equivalent of hotel rooms. In time-sharing apartments, there are institutionalized ways in which the owner of one apartment may swap with another owner in order to stay in a place other than one's owned unit. Hence, no need to get that loan. Fred Foldvary ===== [EMAIL PROTECTED]
