On Friday 15 February 2002 23:55, you wrote:
--- Gustavo Lacerda (mediaone) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if cities decided to privatize on-street parking spaces?
I imagine that this could be a market failure in mixed
residential-commercial neighbourhoods. The reasoning is that most cars
I understand that some toll roads charge more during rush hour.
It's not as sensitive a mechanism as Fred suggested, but it's
not bad. Fabio
I was looking for, but such a system would be hard to implement. Can you
think of an existing analogous system in a similar market?
Would there be a
Mark,
I assume you mean that individuals who sell their organs in good health will
then change their behavior to harm the organs.
First, I don't think this would happen. As an idividual you still bear the
costs of damaging your organs. Also, this can be solved with yearly checkups
Every major religion supports organ donation.
Alex
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