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Article: Is congestion pricing answer to gas woes?
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- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- Article date:
- May 18, 2008
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Libertarians have a maddening way of confronting problems with
simple supply-and-demand arguments that are hard to refute. So it
was last week when Randal O'Toole came by the office to discuss
Utah's highway needs.
O'Toole is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a Libertarian
think-tank in Washington. But he is not an East Coast elitist. His
thin bow tie, casual shirt and gray beard make him look every bit
the small-town Oregon resident he is. He understands western U.S.
cities and their challenges, although he is particularly familiar
with Portland, Ore., a city he spares no punches ridiculing for
policies he says have increased congestion, raised taxes and forced
families to move across ...
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Article: Corzine Explains His Last-Minute Opposition to Congestion Pricing.
The New York Observer (New York, NY);
April 11, 2008 ;
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......deadline to get federal funding for congestion pricing, New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine...asked Corzine if he had discussed congestion pricing with Michael Bloomberg before that...difference of view with regard to congestion pricing. In fact, New Jersey drivers today...
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