Ben D. Kritz

HE outcry against the at-tempt by the government to “modernize” the jeepney system is largely based on eco-nomic arguments: Without the jeepneys, several hundred thousand people will lose their livelihoods, and millions of people will lose their mobility. Both those arguments are a bit specious, but they are worth objectively dissecting.

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