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> Cities competing for businesses is a net loss to the tax payer. Sure, if the taxpayer exists as an abstract concept. Not when the Taxpayer is a sandwich sell
by armenarmen 8y ago
> Cities competing for businesses is a net loss to the tax payer.
Sure, if the taxpayer exists as an abstract concept. Not when the Taxpayer is a sandwich seller near the new company’s office. Or when the Taxpayer is given a new job at the company. Or when the Taxpayer is the family that can now rent out its mother in-law unit more easily
- chii 8y ago> Not when the Taxpayer is a sandwich seller near the new company’s office. Or when the Taxpayer is given a new job at the company. these are not tax payers - these a private individuals. Why should the sandwich seller from the bronx not be able to benefit from the city's policies, where as the sandwich seller from jersey does under these policies?