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What Is Causality Principle?
A simple answer is
Any Effect Must
Have A Cause
or
A Cause Will
Always Produce An Effect
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Causes |
Effects |
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Heat (Physical Example) |
Temperature Rise (Physical Example) |
| Torrential Rain (Physical Example) |
Flood (Physical Example) |
| More Families |
More Children |
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More Children |
Bigger Schools More Teachers More Staff |
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More Teachers |
More Salary and Benefits Expenses Higher
Quality Education* |
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More Staff |
Safer and Better School More Bureaucracy* |
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Bigger Schools |
More Space More Capital Expense More
Maintenance Cost |
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More Residential Properties |
More Families More Property Taxes* |
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(More Families)** |
(More Residential Properties)** |
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More Commercial Properties |
More Sales Tax More Property Taxes More Traffic
More Town Services |
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More Property Values |
More Property Taxes Less Equitable Taxes* |
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More Property Taxes |
Better Schools* Better Education* |
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(Better Education) ** |
(More Property Taxes)** |
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Higher Salary |
Better Teachers* Better Staff* |
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(Better Teachers Better Staff)** |
(Higher Salary)** |
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More Laws |
More Benefits and Entitlements More Mandates
Better Education* |
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More Tax Increases |
Less Happy Citizens Better Schools* |
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Cap Property Tax |
Limited Budget Growth* Worse Education* |
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* The Terms Marked with An
Asterisk Are Conclusions Bearing Some Risk! They Deserve Further Analysis!!
** Beware of the Bi-Directional
Causality Principle!
Causality Principle Governs Physical Phenomena Fairly Rigorously
Causality Principal Can Apply to Social Economical Affairs
Examining School Tax Issue under Causality
Principal Can Be Beneficial
What Is Your Opinion?
Do You Understand
the Causes of High School Tax?
Can Equitable Taxes
Be Achieved under Causality Principle
?
To Deal With School Property Tax under “Causality
Principle” Go to Next Page!!!
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