Demanding that everyone work full-time, when it's not possible, and not even necessary given tons of surplus, is nuts. Now's the time to fix that.

What Henry George Meant by “Interest on Capital”

A new animated world debt clock has been launched covering 40+ of the world's biggest economies from the US to Australia.

There is clear evidence that Henry George was seeking a uniform National Single Tax on only unearned land income.

Are the City of Vancouver’s financial troubles due to COVID-19 solvable? Yes they are, and here’s how.

We should be examining macroeconomics in a better way that avoids problems of complexity and confusion within the humanities

Economic rent capture is not political or environmental, it's just sound economics with potential to improve our planet when combined with other methods.

Poverty is caused by imposing costs and restrictions on production and consumption as well as the inequality from the income of the economy being captured by the landed elites.

Book summary with practical steps for founders to explore, create a venture, attract funding, secure reforms, and run self-sustaining "Startup Societies."

At least four major land-based income taxes developed from George’s 1890 Platform after the 16th Amendment was ratified.

In recognition of every Alaskan’s share of the ownership of the state’s oil reserves, every year, every Alaskan gets a dividend from the returns of the Alaska Permanent Fund.

Unemployment exists because there are barriers that prevent labor from having access to land and capital goods.

A suggested reading list for Georgist groups to better understand and adhere to the 1890 National Platform

The spending multiplier is a myth, even if it is presented in almost all economics textbooks, and believed in by most economists.

The Five Stages of the Georgist Movement Outlined with Commentary

28 geonomic case summaries

Aspects of Land Value Taxation Affecting Government, Land Owners, Communities, and Ethics

If the UK leaves the EU, they would no longer be obligated to their policies. The best policy for the UK would then be to replace tariffs and its VAT with LVT, a land-value tax.

The Standard, 1889: Shearman’s Staunch Defense, not Criticism, of Henry George

Many private institutions, such as universities and museums, have large and growing endowments. Why doesn’t the government have one?