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by pjc50
4492 days ago
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Yes and no; a lot depends on the competence with which it's done. It's not turned out too badly for China or South Korea. There's a strong case for having a proper property tax (to central govt) in London. If we're going to have a boom then then at least we should benefit from it. Admittedly there's hardly anyone in Parliament I trust even to be basically competent in this kind of planning, let alone honest. |
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