According to the Tiebout Model, consolidated governments have a monopoly on public service delivery.

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The Tiebout Model suggests that when governments consolidate, they reduce the competition among jurisdictions, leading to a monopolistic situation in the delivery of public services. This is because residents have fewer options to "vote with their feet" by moving to another jurisdiction that better matches their preferences for public service levels and taxation.

According to the Tiebout Model, Consolidated Governments Have a Monopoly