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Urban Economics | 8th Edition | ISBN: 9780073511474 | Authors: Arthur O'Sullivan
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Households in Metro differ in their demand for public schools: Half are low demanders (L ) and half are high demanders ( H ). In addition, houses differ in value: Half are expensive (E ) and half are cheap ( C ). The location choices of households are based on property taxes and spending on public schools. a. Normally, we would expect _____ school districts as households sort them- selves with respect to _____ and _____. b . There will be only two school districts if. . . .

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Households in Metro differ in their demand for public schools: Half are low demanders (L) and half are high demanders (H). In addition, houses differ in value: Half are expensive (E) and half are cheap (C). The location choices of households are based on property taxes and spending on public schools.

a. Normally, we would expect _____ school districts as households sort them- selves with respect to _____ and _____.

b. There will be only two school districts if. . . .

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How Many School Districts?

Households in Metro differ in their demand for public schools: Half are low demanders (L) and half are high demanders (H). In addition, houses differ in value: Half are expensive (E) and half are cheap (C). The location choices of households are based on property taxes and spending on public schools.

a. Normally, we would expect _____ school districts as households sort them- selves with respect to _____ and _____.

b. There will be only two school districts if. . . .

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Households in Metro differ in their demand for public schools: Half are low demanders (L) and half are high demanders (H). In addition, houses differ in value: Half are expensive (E) and half are cheap (C). The location choices of households are based on property taxes and spending on public schools.

a. Normally, we would expect _____ school districts as households sort them- selves with respect to _____ and _____.

b. There will be only two school districts if. . . .

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