Originally published on Progress and Poverty on September 3, 2026. Republished on Progress.org with permission. There are two ...

A London-based Georgist economist and author affiliated with the School of Economic Science, known for his book on Hong Kong's land-financed public transit and infrastructure model, and for policy ...

Excessive traffic fines create distrust between the police and the people. What’s needed is tax reform that eliminates the financial incentive for taxation by citation. “Taxation by citation” is the ...

The equal right of all to the use of land is as clear as the equal right to breathe the air—it is a right proclaimed by the fact of existence. For we cannot suppose that some have a right to be in ...

"Capital Structure and Taxes: What Happens When You (Also) Subsidize Equity?" by Frédéric Panier, Francisco Pérez-González, and Pablo Villanueva (working paper, December 2015; presented at the BIS ...

Wiki · Events & Campaigns Japanese Asset Price Bubble (1986–1991) Japan's 1986–1991 land and stock market bubble — commercial land prices up over 300% before an 80% multi-decade collapse — is the most ...

The Supreme Court ruled that rights may not be taxed. Therefore the right to engage in labor should not be taxed. A moral right is a correlative or flip side of a moral wrong. The right to have X ...

MIT economist and the first American Nobel laureate in economics (1970), whose best-selling textbook Economics (1948–2009) is read by Georgist critics as the main channel through which John Bates ...

The authors argue that mainstream economics since the late nineteenth century treats "capital" as a single, homogeneous category that implicitly absorbs land, obscuring the fact that land has ...

Poverty and Famines: An Essay on Entitlement and Deprivation is a 1981 book by the economist Amartya Sen, published by the Clarendon Press for Oxford University Press.[1] It is Sen's foundational ...

Wiki · People Anne Robert Jacques Turgot French statesman and physiocrat-aligned economist (1727–1781) whose Reflections on the Formation and Distribution of Wealth (1770) developed Quesnay's theory ...