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What exactly you would expect city budget to be spent on, if city would eliminate needs for supporting infrastructure? Also, why having more infrastructure is a
by hippich 12y ago
What exactly you would expect city budget to be spent on, if city would eliminate needs for supporting infrastructure? Also, why having more infrastructure is automatically bad?
- prostoalex 12y agoThis is the matter of personal preference, but parks, libraries, schools, playgrounds, beautification projects, public transport, water quality, the list goes on. If nothing else, property tax reduction. > Also, why having more infrastructure is automatically bad? Don't think it's that absolute. Think about tax dollars collected from a given square mile vs tax dollars spent on a given square mile. Suburbs tend to decrease the former and increase the latter, high-density projects tend to move the money in the opposite direction.