Re:What If Andrew Yang Was Right?
by digitaltrees on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @09:52PM
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Colluding to prevent competition is and should be illegal in a market economy. We can't say we can't implement a viable and beneficial social policy because people will break the law. We should enact the policy and ensure the culture, norms and laws are in place to make it effective.
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I disagree. Policy should be pragmatic. As an extreme example, self driving cars shouldn't ignore the possibility of jaywalking.
I don't think there would be this sudden collusion at such a large scale though. Would be pretty obvious and begging for a crackdown IMO.