mikeCoolBoy wrote:
IMO the best you can do is to diagram the stimulus
property values change at differential rates ---> Reassessments should occur
In reality
a reassessment has occurred ---> is likely that the reassessment has benefited the government, increasing the total revenue
If the statements above are true, which of the following describes a situation in which a reassessment should
occur but is unlikely to do so?
The key to this problem is to rephrase the question
a situation in which a reassessment
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