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No, because then the employer is subsidizing commuting, but giving the employee the choice of the travel/work blend. In the limit, you could choose to live 4.5
by mikhailfranco 3y ago
No, because then the employer is subsidizing commuting, but giving the employee the choice of the travel/work blend.
In the limit, you could choose to live 4.5 hours away from work and spend all day commuting, compared to someone who lives next to the office and does a full day's work.