  The paper provides consistent mathematical framework for seminal Tiebout
free-mobility model (1956). Our setting supports continuum of consumers with
multidimensional preferences and finite number of strategic public good
providers. We accommodate the most general assumptions: providers' production
function may have variable returns to scale, our framework is rich enough to
incorporate possible externalities, spillovers, scale economies, network
effects, etc.; consumers utility may depend on choice of other agents in almost
arbitrary way. We focus on equilibrium existence, however the questions of
efficiency and stability are not left behind. The model can also be applied in
several related fields, most notably in political economy.
