Progress and poverty : an inquiry into the cause of industrial depressions and of increase of want with increase of wealth ... the remedy / Henry George [American writer, politician, political economist]
Publisher: New York : Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, 2008Description: xxx, 599 pages ; 20 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780911312584
- 0911312587
- 330 .G348
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Includes index.
"In Progress and Poverty, George examines various proposed strategies to prevent business depressions, unemployment and poverty, but finds them unsatisfactory. As an alternative he proposes his own solution: a single tax on land values. This would be a tax on the annual value of land held as private property. It would be high enough to allow for all other taxes—especially upon labor and production—to be abolished. George argued that a land value tax would give landowners an incentive to use the land in a productive way, thereby employing labor and creating wealth, or to sell the land to those who could and would themselves use the land in a productive way. This shift in the bargaining balance between resource owners and laborers would raise the general level of wages and ensure no one need suffer involuntary poverty." -- Source : Google.
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