It was big news when Democratic Sen. Wendy Davis held a filibuster to block new abortion regulations in Texas. The Washington Post writes that “a woman living along the Mexico border or in West Texas would have to drive hundreds of miles to obtain an abortion if the law passes”.
This kind of raises a question:
What extent of a decline in values does it take for some people to make a decision about whether or not to have an abortion based on whether or not they have to spend a few hours in the car?
Swiss Economist 