← Back to context Comment by roughly 4 days ago This is why nobody likes economists. 2 comments roughly Reply Sharlin 4 days ago TBF, economists, if any group, would understand the freerider problem and what it leads to if there are too many of them. roughly 4 days ago You’d think, but in practice their entire policy prescription seems to come down to “well if they didn’t want me to have it, they should’ve bolted it down, this is really an incentives problem, if you look at it.”
Sharlin 4 days ago TBF, economists, if any group, would understand the freerider problem and what it leads to if there are too many of them. roughly 4 days ago You’d think, but in practice their entire policy prescription seems to come down to “well if they didn’t want me to have it, they should’ve bolted it down, this is really an incentives problem, if you look at it.”
roughly 4 days ago You’d think, but in practice their entire policy prescription seems to come down to “well if they didn’t want me to have it, they should’ve bolted it down, this is really an incentives problem, if you look at it.”
TBF, economists, if any group, would understand the freerider problem and what it leads to if there are too many of them.
You’d think, but in practice their entire policy prescription seems to come down to “well if they didn’t want me to have it, they should’ve bolted it down, this is really an incentives problem, if you look at it.”