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Aggregate Land Rents, Expenditure on Public Goods, and Optimal City Size

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Local Government Finance and Decentralization Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Economic Policies and Impacts

Abstract

I. An example, 473.—II. The generality of the Henry George Theorem, 477.—III. On using land rents as a measure of the benefits from public goods, 490.—IV. Competitive attainability of a Pareto optimal distribution of economic activity, 496.—V. Concluding comments, 498.

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