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Price Before Investing: The Orange Analogy
Before deciding whether to invest more in any facility, you must first ask whether it is properly priced; like underpriced oranges that perpetually run out, underpriced roads (no congestion charge, inefficient truck damage charges) fill to capacity and wear out faster, generating a false demand for more spending—so getting prices right would clear the market and reveal the supposed infrastructure crisis to be a pricing crisis.
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Cliff WinstonEvidence Quote
“Roads have an artificially low price. Cars are not charged for congestion, so they put pressure on peak capacity.”
Created: 6/13/2026, 12:09:54 AM
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