David Friedman.
There already are penalties for breaking the rules (ruined reputation), and probably far worse ones from a violator's perspective than even an ideal government regulatory fiefdom would provide. The government certainly…
Why, other than for fairness? I have far more confidence that Apple will spend the money in a way that benefits me than that the government will. They certainly have so far.
>wishful thinking to claim that the perfect answer is already known ...which is exactly why to leave it to the market.
David Friedman.
There already are penalties for breaking the rules (ruined reputation), and probably far worse ones from a violator's perspective than even an ideal government regulatory fiefdom would provide. The government certainly…
Why, other than for fairness? I have far more confidence that Apple will spend the money in a way that benefits me than that the government will. They certainly have so far.
>wishful thinking to claim that the perfect answer is already known ...which is exactly why to leave it to the market.