We are pleased to make available Chapter 4: Subsidy of A Political Economy of Access. It opens:
Should government subsidize transport? If government subsidizes transport, should it subsidize producers or consumers? If a government gave money to consumers, they could spend it on what they want, paying for a service, which if it covers operating costs, could lead to more investment. If it gave money directly to producers, they spend it on more supply. Which leads to a better outcome?
David Levinson, Transportist 
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