Michael Munger lays it all out today at Kids Prefer Cheese.
The North Carolina anti-gouging laws, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, not only caused gasoline shortages, but spent nearly $200,000 of taxpayer money to collect $56,000 in fines.
This, of course, makes really good sense to somebody.
Just not to me.
2 comments:
Here in South Calhoun (as in John C) the attorney general launched much-heralded gouging investigations back in the day. The Palmetto Scoop was his big cheerleader. Both subsequently changed the subject.
nice post and thanks for sharing...
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