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But political logic directly explains it: seeking to promote good and make a good name for a town, the residents are often happy to voluntarily fund a lighthouse.
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Political logic can be confirmed by other forms of reasoning or logic, but often political logic can arrive more quickly at an accurate prediction.
 
Political logic can be confirmed by other forms of reasoning or logic, but often political logic can arrive more quickly at an accurate prediction.
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==Lighthouse paradox==
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[[Lighthouse]]s present an [[economic]] paradox, as they are beneficial but there is no apparent way for the [[free market]] to fund them.  [[Free enterprise]] economists debate the mechanism by which beneficial lighthouses would be built.
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But political logic directly explains it:  seeking to promote good and make a good name for a town, the residents are often happy to voluntarily fund a lighthouse.
    
== Competing ideologies ==
 
== Competing ideologies ==
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