This Ponzi Scheme Might END Suburban Prosperity  @strongtowns
This Ponzi Scheme Might END Suburban Prosperity  @strongtowns
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Lots of case studies here: strongtowns.org/journal/2020/8/28/the-growth-ponzi-scheme-a-crash-course

The Growth Ponzi Scheme, also called the "Municipal Ponzi Scheme," is a core Strong Towns insight describing the financial characteristics of post-war North American growth patterns.In the Growth Ponzi Scheme, municipalities receive the modest near-term financial benefits from new development in exchange for the larger long-term financial commitments of providing ongoing service and maintenance.

The Growth Ponzi Scheme is not nefarious; there is not a specific individual or group that has created it for their own benefit. It has emerged from a broad cultural consensus about economic growth, development patterns, and debt. So what can you do?

Lafayette Study: urbanthree.com/case-study/lafayette-la
Michel Durand-Wood article: strongtowns.org/journal/2021/1/3/death-of-a-car-city
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