That wasn't a complaint about the per person cap. It was a response to > Basing the budget on real estate value makes two incorrect assumptions ... My challen

That wasn't a complaint about the per person cap. It was a response to > Basing the budget on real estate value makes two incorrect assumptions ... My challenge to the per person cap is that 1) All prices in an area go up when property values go up. This means the per person cost of city services goes up. 2) It's a solution lacking a problem. Where's the benefit of a per person cap?