A critique of Thomas Friedman's proposal for free parking for Hybrid vehicles as part of America's strategy for energy independence.
"Henceforth, a fellow with a hybrid car can park free - wherever he wants. We will have to pass over the practical innards of the plan - how will the owners of the parking spaces be compensated, the paperwork, enforcement and so forth - and move to its theoretical troubles. Readers will quickly see that in order to improve the world in this manner, millions of private arrangements must be dis-improved. Someone must make up the lost parking revenue."
Thanks to Michael Dudley
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