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The actual space usage isn't priced in, though. There's no difference in charge between using zero overhead space and using the max.
That's not the issue. They have no marginal pricing, so the priced-in-ness does nothing to help ration that scarce space.
The issue is that passengers would viscerally hate it and a competitor would advertise "free" carry-ons and we'd be right back to the status quo.
No I mean there are specified volumes and weights regarding how much you can carry on board depending on your ticket in the first place. Always has been. So its included in your ticket price.
What will happen though is that all these assmilking airlines will just add it on top. I think when I flew a short flight on eurowings they had a class without carry-on.
You mean how they've tiered out basic-economy from regular-economy and economy-plus? In a way, I suppose that's right--I'll pay extra for earlier boarding privileges so I can guarantee bin space.