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Something like the Tiebout Hypothesis is what I was thinking of, although I'd prefer not to use property tax revenue as the measure of success.
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Something like the Tiebout Hypothesis is what I was thinking of, although I'd prefer not to use property tax revenue as the measure of success.
Given that city layout is a collective action problem, I'd argue that Arrow's Impossibility Theorem suggests that there's no coherent social rank ordering of the possible city plans. Every plan is going to violate the preferences of some individual in some way or another that feels unfair