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Present Trends to Demand a Counting of Bounty (#5)

Present Trends to Demand a Counting of Bounty (#5)

Contradictions in American society increase the discomfort, leading to a tipping point; so many will want to know the worth of Earth, officials will have to add it up.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 31, 2016

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An Integration of Ideas

An Integration of Ideas

The implementation of justice requires a combination of ideas on ethics, governance, and economics.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 31, 2016

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Covering Up Bounty (#4)? Where’s a Good Conspiracy Theory When You Really Need One?

Covering Up Bounty (#4)? Where’s a Good Conspiracy Theory When You Really Need One?

The contest for land and privilege plays out also on the field of knowledge where certain data you need to know are hard find out.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 22, 2016

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Counting Bounty (#3) Confers Power on Homo Tabulus

Counting Bounty (#3) Confers Power on Homo Tabulus

Knowledge is always power, isn't it? The power to make life better for one and all. You'd think.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 20, 2016

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Burying Bounty (#2)—the Data Vacuum

Burying Bounty (#2)—the Data Vacuum

When data that is supposed to be public knowledge is not, it's good to know why. Official incompetence? Unawareness of relevance? What?

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 18, 2016

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On Objective Public Finance

On Objective Public Finance

Objectivists have not confronted the land issue, hence lack a coherent position on public finance

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 17, 2016

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Count Bounty (#1)—Is Trillion the New Billion?

Count Bounty (#1)—Is Trillion the New Billion?

The worth of Earth is not just another pretty number. It's proof that nature and markets love us.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 10, 2016

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Down All Your Markets

Down All Your Markets

The recent down markets are temporary - the long run crash is what should concern us.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 10, 2016

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Counting Bounty (#0)—a Biopsy on an Economy

Counting Bounty (#0)—a Biopsy on an Economy

It's not just that economies can not help but create a surplus. It's also that that bounty creates a lack—if not properly treated.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 5, 2016

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The Internet Tax

The Internet Tax

Some Senators seek to terminate Internet Tax Freedom, which would stifle the benefits we have enjoyed.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 3, 2016

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Present Trends to Demand a Counting of Bounty (#5)

Contradictions in American society increase the discomfort, leading to a tipping point; so many will want to know the worth of Earth, officials will have to add it up.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 31, 2016

An Integration of Ideas

The implementation of justice requires a combination of ideas on ethics, governance, and economics.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 31, 2016

Covering Up Bounty (#4)? Where’s a Good Conspiracy Theory When You Really Need One?

The contest for land and privilege plays out also on the field of knowledge where certain data you need to know are hard find out.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 22, 2016

Counting Bounty (#3) Confers Power on Homo Tabulus

Knowledge is always power, isn't it? The power to make life better for one and all. You'd think.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 20, 2016

Burying Bounty (#2)—the Data Vacuum

When data that is supposed to be public knowledge is not, it's good to know why. Official incompetence? Unawareness of relevance? What?

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 18, 2016

On Objective Public Finance

Objectivists have not confronted the land issue, hence lack a coherent position on public finance

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 17, 2016

Count Bounty (#1)—Is Trillion the New Billion?

The worth of Earth is not just another pretty number. It's proof that nature and markets love us.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 10, 2016

Down All Your Markets

The recent down markets are temporary - the long run crash is what should concern us.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 10, 2016

Counting Bounty (#0)—a Biopsy on an Economy

It's not just that economies can not help but create a surplus. It's also that that bounty creates a lack—if not properly treated.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 5, 2016

The Internet Tax

Some Senators seek to terminate Internet Tax Freedom, which would stifle the benefits we have enjoyed.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 3, 2016

American Exceptionalism

What makes America different affects policy and our lives.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Dec 27, 2015

Rights and Privileges

The Supreme Court ruled that rights may not be taxed. Therefore the right to engage in labor should not be taxed.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Dec 20, 2015

The Powerful Opponents to Geonomics Throughout History

If ever you are to win, you have to know what you're up against—and what their Achilles' Heel may be.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Dec 19, 2015

Earth Sharing for a New Generation

Considering the sharing nature of younger generations, it seems likely that they would also want to embrace new economic policies for living together in community.

By Lawrence Bosek | Dec 17, 2015

Critics Blind to Land

Both critics and fans of markets overlook what Adam Smith and others said about land.

By Fred E. Foldvary | Dec 13, 2015

Two Undeniable Arguments for a Land Value Tax (and Two Weak Ones)

If you understand anything about finance, you understand why land value taxation is an optimal hedge, even for real estate owners.

By Tuure Parkkinen | Dec 11, 2015

Learned Libertarians Lean Toward Land Dues

Progressives alone won't win. It'll take an alliance with their erstwhile opponents, the libertarians, to win the most basic of all reforms—an income apart from our labor.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Dec 9, 2015

Finland’s Basic Income

Finland is pioneering a basic income, but unless the source is land rent, the program will fail

By Fred E. Foldvary | Dec 6, 2015

The Blindspot that has Plagued Humanity for Eons

One reason you don't know what to do is that your brain won't let you see the right choice for everyone.

By Jeffery J. Smith | Dec 5, 2015

​The Undemocratic Ballot Access

Costly ballot access stifles democracy

By Fred E. Foldvary | Nov 29, 2015
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