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| Charles M. Tiebout: Charles M. Tiebout: Charles M. Tiebout (1924–1968) was an American economist known for the Tiebout model (1956), which assumes that people “vote with their feet” by choosing municipalities that best match their preferences for public goods and taxation. His work influenced the economics of local government, fiscal federalism, and public choice theory, emphasizing competition between municipalities for residents.
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| Tiebout, Charles M. | Collective Goods | Collective Goods | |
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