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by glifchits
2975 days ago
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Recall there are two goals:
- allocative efficiency (property belongs to whomever can derive most value from it)
- investment efficiency (people have incentives to invest in property, build Gigafactories, etc) If I understand, your argument is that self-assessed taxes would eliminate investment efficiency. The property owner should factor transaction costs into their own value of the building. This would increase their assessment of the land-value, and increase their taxes. This works because, keeping land valuations constant, the one with the highest transaction costs is the one who can derive the most efficiency from the land. |
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