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You can. Polycentric law and charter cities.
by golergka 3y ago
You can. Polycentric law and charter cities.
- notahacker 3y agoBoth are poor at yielding useful results for social policy. "Charter cities" and equivalents will give you all sorts of results that don't generalise (judging by the number of businesses that relocated their tax domicile to this underpopulated area, a 1% cut in corporation tax could lead to a 1000% rise in GDP per capita) and "polycentric law" won't really resolve any legal questions other than "in which circumstances can x persuade/force y to accept arbitrator z's decision"