I don’t think it’s crazy to think a previously pay service will see some degree of increase in isership if it becomes free. Maybe it would be a little, maybe it would be a lot. That’s why estimating the cost savings is hard.
That’s a fair argument. It’s hard to say which would create the greater social benefit. There is no reason both can’t happen if we realign our national priorities.
I don’t think it’s crazy to think a previously pay service will see some degree of increase in isership if it becomes free. Maybe it would be a little, maybe it would be a lot. That’s why estimating the cost savings is hard.
you will get a lot greater increase in usage by spending the money on better service.
That’s a fair argument. It’s hard to say which would create the greater social benefit. There is no reason both can’t happen if we realign our national priorities.