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Two Undeniable and Two Weak Arguments for a Land Value Tax
If you know anything about finance, you understand why land value taxation is an optimal hedge, even for real estate owners.
December 11, 2015
Tuure Parkkinen
Author
Economics
Correcting the Misconceptions About "Henry George’s Mistakes"
The Standard, 1889: Shearman’s Staunch Defense, not Criticism, of Henry George
August 29, 2019
Rick DiMare
Attorney
Reparations - Going All the Way
If we are to do reparations right, all of the heirs of all those who have suffered losses in the past are owed reparations
Fred Foldvary, Ph.D.
Economist
Bounty: Let Times Square Celebrate a New High
With word re Earth’s worth out there, the first step to a new paradigm is taken.
Jeffery J. Smith
Activist
Poverty is Caused by Regressive Taxes and Prevented by Progressive Taxes
Henry George was obsessed with the overall fairness of a tax system.
Rick DiMare
Attorney
Resource Taxation as an Alternative Method for Diversifying the Revenue of Developing Countries
Resource-rich countries have an incentive to obtain revenues dominated by inflows from natural resources even in the absence of political stability or wider economic growth.
Marta Milewska, Ph.D.
Economist
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Nature
Every Day Is Earth Day
The health of the planet is very important. We can and must do better for the future generations.
April 22, 2018
Lawrence Bosek
Author, Educator
The Pursuit of Accord
Contemporary theories of justice are based on the overconfident assumption that the theorist who wrote it actually knows how to solve the insider-outsider problem.
Karl Widerquist, Ph.D.
Philosopher, Economist
Ignorance, Apathy, and Greed
There are three fundamental causes of social problems when we dig down to root causes. The ultimate remedy for social problems therefore must confront all three root causes.
Fred Foldvary, Ph.D.
Economist
Religion, Philosophy, and Land Rights
Religion, philosophy, and economics can each arrive at the view that there are two basic kinds of property that need to be treated differently.
Mike O'Mara
Policy Maker
Population in Africa: Whirlwind, or Just Spin?
What African nations really need are classic elements of prosperity: access to education, health care, drinking water, infrastructure, and their continent's vast natural resources.
Lindy Davies
Educator
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Society
The Foundations of Religion
Understanding the underlying deep reality of religion beyond superficial appearances requires some insight and analysis.
June 16, 2019
Fred Foldvary, Ph.D.
Economist
The Pursuit of Accord
Contemporary theories of justice are based on the overconfident assumption that the theorist who wrote it actually knows how to solve the insider-outsider problem.
Karl Widerquist, Ph.D.
Philosopher, Economist
Ignorance, Apathy, and Greed
There are three fundamental causes of social problems when we dig down to root causes. The ultimate remedy for social problems therefore must confront all three root causes.
Fred Foldvary, Ph.D.
Economist
Religion, Philosophy, and Land Rights
Religion, philosophy, and economics can each arrive at the view that there are two basic kinds of property that need to be treated differently.
Mike O'Mara
Policy Maker
Population in Africa: Whirlwind, or Just Spin?
What African nations really need are classic elements of prosperity: access to education, health care, drinking water, infrastructure, and their continent's vast natural resources.
Lindy Davies
Educator
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Technology
Net Neutrality 3.0
There are other ways to ensure the Internet is a freely and equitably accessible resource.
January 27, 2018
Lawrence Bosek
Author, Educator
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