
No. 35 min
The tyranny of small decisions
A collection of individually reasonable choices can produce an outcome nobody chose and nobody wants. Why this is a distinct kind of political problem, and why it resists the usual remedies.
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A collection of individually reasonable choices can produce an outcome nobody chose and nobody wants. Why this is a distinct kind of political problem, and why it resists the usual remedies.