The owner of a shop has freedom to have limited or extended openness times? And I think anti-surge pricing in the form of happy hours is already a thing.
I think the bigger issues is that there is no private motive to get the public good. Customers would need to actually pay more for less-infectious experience like they pay more for prime time clubbing in order for there to be a private motive.
The owner of a shop has freedom to have limited or extended openness times? And I think anti-surge pricing in the form of happy hours is already a thing.
I think the bigger issues is that there is no private motive to get the public good. Customers would need to actually pay more for less-infectious experience like they pay more for prime time clubbing in order for there to be a private motive.
Surcharges to reduce capacity could be non-taxable.