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Could you link to the study? It sounds interesting.

• rglullis 1y ago
  I don't know if there is any published study. The video is relaying the work from https://www.urbanthree.com/services/ https://www.urbanthree.com/services/
• bpt3 1y ago
  There is no formal study. It's all handwaving by urbanists with an irrational hatred for people who don't want to live like them. The lines are so blurry between consumption of local services and taxes paid that it's almost impossible to draw any conclusions that don't start from a biased premise. Higher and lower density areas have a symbiotic relationship, and people like the parent poster like to pretend everything will be great if they cram as many people into an area as possible and ban everything they don't like it in, while ignoring that they need to get food and clean water from somewhere, need a place to dispose of their waste, and that most of their imported goods (and almost everything must be imported because they don't have the space locally to produce much of anything) will be delivered via a road system.