Tiebout pointed out, however, that

Tiebout pointed out, however, that the situation is different when public
goods are provided at the local level by cities and towns (and to a lesser extent,
states). In this case, he argued, competition will naturally arise because individuals
can vote with their feet: if they don’t like the level of public goods provision
in one town, they can move to the next town over, without nearly as much
disruption to their lives as moving to another country.

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Tiebout menunjukkan, bagaimanapun, bahwa situasinya berbeda ketika publik
barang yang disediakan di tingkat lokal dengan kota-kota (dan pada tingkat lebih rendah,
menyatakan). Dalam hal ini, ia berpendapat, persaingan secara alami akan muncul karena individu
dapat suara dengan kaki mereka: jika mereka tidak suka tingkat penyediaan barang publik
di satu kota, mereka bisa pindah ke kota berikutnya atas, tanpa hampir sama banyak
gangguan kehidupan mereka sebagai pindah ke negara lain.