A Lindahl equilibrium usually has each participant paying the same tax share per unit of a public good even though their marginal benefit of that unit varies.

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In a Lindahl equilibrium, each participant pays a different price per unit of the public good that corresponds to their marginal benefit, ensuring that the sum of these prices equals the cost of providing the public good.

A Lindahl Equilibrium Usually Has Each Participant Paying the Same