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I understand how it works but it just seems a zero sum game. When someone moves from city A to city B, it's more tax for city B but less for A, and it often hap
by d3w4s9 3y ago
I understand how it works but it just seems a zero sum game. When someone moves from city A to city B, it's more tax for city B but less for A, and it often happens in one direction than the other. Same for companies. Reminds me of the silly and meaningless "border war" between Missouri and Kansas.
- Izkata 3y agoTypically cities A and B fall under different local governments (states or counties or whatever), making it not zero sum for the government of city B to attract the business.
- syndicatedjelly 3y ago> I understand how it works but it just seems a zero sum game. Not necessarily, most companies are growing and building new offices in addition to existing ones.