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So why are the taxes so high? I can understand that having a higher population density would require potentially more resources, but I wouldn't think that woul
by JoelBennett 10y ago
So why are the taxes so high?
I can understand that having a higher population density would require potentially more resources, but I wouldn't think that would be a linear relationship. For example, an apartment building with 15 people in it does require more in terms of water and sewage treatment, but it doesn't require a 15x increase in roads when compared to building just a single house.
- untilHellbanned 10y agoI base this on no knowledge other than basic facts about human pyschology: It's because they can.