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Actually the density of taxpayers in suburbs may not be enough over time to maintain their infrastructure like roads and sewers. Residents in both places pay f
by mikem170 6y ago
Actually the density of taxpayers in suburbs may not be enough over time to maintain their infrastructure like roads and sewers.
Residents in both places pay for their housing units but share the costs for roads, sewers, etc. Denser cities have an advantage in this regard.