Metro — Washington’s underground rip-off

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In a free society in which competition is possible, one expects price to demonstrate a connection to quality. We assume that quality is improving if the price rises. Washington, D.C.’s Metrorail system has long operated in the opposite way, with rising fares and declining service over the past decade.

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