jonashnk

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   by jonashnk 9y ago

   Citizens are paying taxes anyways - in the city/province of their residency. So for the citizen - changing the residency doesn't cost anything and you get free public transport. So this is a net positive for the city (but not for
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   Can Blockchains Reduce Social Inequality?(hackernoon.com)

   3 points by jonashnk 9y ago|1 comments
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   by jonashnk 9y ago

   In Tallinn (Estonia) free public transport was launched on the municipality level. What's interesting, is that despite criticism that this is too expensive for the city - free transportation has actually turned out to be profitable. Th