The Half-Life of Policy Rationales David Read Johnson " revealing the incalculable and

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The Half-Life of Policy Rationales David Read Johnson " revealing the incalculable and"The Half Life of Policy Rationales" argues that the appropriateness of policy depends on the state of technology, and that the justifications for many public policies are dissolving as technology advances. As new detection and metering technologies are being developed for highways, parking, and auto emissions, and information becomes more accessible and user friendly, this volume argues that quality and safety are better handled by the private