Lindahl tax is a kind of taxation conceived through Erik Lindahl through which individuals pay pertaining to public goods in accordance with their marginal advantages. In other terms, they pay in line with the amount of full satisfaction or utility they will derive from the consumption of an additional unit with the public good. It is usually seen as an individual’s share of this collective tax burden of an economy.
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