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Just end it already. This is a classic case of regulation to address the distortions caused by regulation. Because land providers can't charge by the gig, they have to throttle instead. Well now we tell them they can't do that.
Do people not understand that all markets need rationing. That's the function of a market. Everyone wants their buffet with no exceptions. A bunch of children asking for a bigger bill and more solidified monopolies as smaller companies can't keep up with these rediculous demands or develop interesting pricing strategies to address them.
Just end it already. This is a classic case of regulation to address the distortions caused by regulation. Because land providers can't charge by the gig, they have to throttle instead. Well now we tell them they can't do that.
Do people not understand that all markets need rationing. That's the function of a market. Everyone wants their buffet with no exceptions. A bunch of children asking for a bigger bill and more solidified monopolies as smaller companies can't keep up with these rediculous demands or develop interesting pricing strategies to address them.
How do you boil the frog? Slowly raise the temperature until its too late.