...the number of individuals evicted from parks was down by 84%; public complaints were down by 91%; vandalism was reduced by 96%; and, cost of damages was down by 97%.I wonder is this generalizable or if it was related to a local problem.
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Thursday, May 10, 2007
Interesting public policy finding?
An alcohol ban in some Canadian provincial parks resulted in big reductions in complaints, vandalism and damages:
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