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Old Posted Nov 14, 2017, 10:14 PM
Charles5 Charles5 is offline
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To me the PPR model closely resembles another way of saying property tax which is what it really is in its privatized form.
Of course it's a tax. MOOSE just tries to convince you that you might actually gain something out of it as well.

Now, would you voluntarily pay a tax for a system that costs $8,000 per rider per year. See my earlier calculations.

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I've used some rough math before to try and explain why this won't make sense. Here's another example using MOOSE's own figures.

$200 Million dollars annual operating costs
25,000 riders daily (won't ever happen, but let's use this just for the sake of it).

Cost per rider = $200,000,000 / 25,000 = $8,000 dollars per rider per year to maintain this network.

Does it sound reasonable? Would you invest in this? How would you expect to get your money back?
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