​Free to choose, but at what price?

The Straits Times, page A16

 

Euston Quah, Albert Winsemius Chair Professor and head of economics at NTU and Christabelle Soh, a teacher in a junior college in Singapore wrote an article about when should governments step in to regulate personal decisions. Their cost-benefit analysis suggests it's when those actions impose a cost on society, such as when protests disrupt property rights.

Read the article here.