Re:Why the $25,000 car is going extinct
by dagw on Monday June 30, 2025 @08:36AM
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If those things are so important to people, they'll happily pay extra for them. Let the market decide! /s
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Yes, but without the sarcasm.
But what do we do about externalities, like when the value is for other people? I don’t get much value out of my turn signals, but I assume other drivers do…
Oh, wait. That’s what regulators are for :-)
> Oh, wait. That’s what regulators are for :-)
Do you blindly assume that regulators are right 100% of the time? If they aren't , then by virtue of regulation being never removed in the long run, you will end up with inflated regulation for which some of it is done for no good reason.
Re:Why the $25,000 car is going extinct
by Schiendelman on Thursday July 03, 2025 @08:35AM
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This is absolutely true. This is how housing prices have gotten so bad in the United States, through incredibly insane zoning and all the other land use regulation around it.
Is there a particular regulation you would prefer to remove? If you list something specific, let's talk about other alternatives to removing the regulation that could cause better outcomes without reducing supply in that market.