Tiebout local public good provision is more easily implemented than a Lindahl equilibrium -- because people know each other's tastes locally and can more easily come up with the right way to divide the cost for public goods.

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Tiebout's model relies on the idea of people "voting with their feet," moving to communities that best match their preferences for public goods and tax levels, rather than having perfect knowledge of each other's tastes. It does not necessarily involve easier implementation due to local knowledge of tastes but rather through the mobility of residents and competition among jurisdictions.

Tiebout Local Public Good Provision Is More Easily Implemented Than