Showing posts with label land value taxation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label land value taxation. Show all posts
18 September 2013

Relieved of Debt

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When the decision finally came that the Green Party would be adopting a policy that cuts the link between money creation and the parallel ...
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2 September 2013

The Gypsy Rover, the Norman Yoke and the Land Value Tax

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I have always loved the folk-song The Whistling Gypsy. In fact, I like it so much that I have been known to sing it in those situatio...
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20 March 2013

Budget Day: Time for Some Radical Proposals

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Today is budget day and the desperate economic crisis suggests the urgent need for some radical policy proposals. Unusually, the BBC has a...
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19 February 2012

More Balls about Tax

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How refreshing that the economics debate has moved on. It used to focus almost exclusively on the rate of income tax, the 'penny on, pen...
10 September 2011

A Reverse Transformation?

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Polanyi's work is valuable in denying the priority placed on the market in most economic theory. His account of how we arrived at the si...
1 September 2011

The Value of Land: A Taxing Debate

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Here's an issue we shouldn't lose sight of. There are many reasons for supporting a tax on land, and there are noises from various q...
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12 January 2011

Celtic Land Values

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I am grateful to The Land magazine for keeping tabs on the development of land use policy in Wales. In spite of the recent consultation ove...
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15 July 2010

Land: The Final Tax Frontier

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Here are some further interesting reflections from Martin Wolf, who seems to be breaking the economists' rule of a lifetime and actually...
12 May 2010

The Church of St. George

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A week before the election - and how long ago that seems now - I was happy to accept an invitation to make a presentation to the IU Conferen...