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Originally Posted by Flames in 07
Pretty normal in most of the world.
That's a very selfish way to look at it. The reality is the cost per capita skyrockets for infrastructure as cities sprawl out. That's why the outer edges should be taxed higher. Right now central communities are financing infrastructure used by the sprawlers.
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So the people who get the benefit of not needing to drive for an hour to get to work, need to pay less tax? How do these 'normal' places all over the world figure this out? By the length of road that you need to drive on to get to the core of a city?