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The incidence of development fees and special assessments

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infrastructure projects, in the end, the bill must be paid either by user charges or by taxing someone and, whenever feasible, user … charges are better. What we should do – make users pay whenever possible – is clear. In fact, however, we seldom do so. In …

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