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So you're saying infrastructure projects which definitively cannot benefit everywhere equally should never be funded by central taxation?
by growse 11y ago
So you're saying infrastructure projects which definitively cannot benefit everywhere equally should never be funded by central taxation?
- jamescun 11y agoThey are probably referring more to infrastructure projects being disproportionately focused on the south east, rather than only executing infrastructure project with macro economic effects.
- growse 11y agoCrossrail, I can understand - it overtly benefits London alone. However, given that one of HS2's main objectives is to free up freight capacity on the WCML which benefits most places from London up through to the North West and beyond, I'm struggling to see parent post's perspective.