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    A, B and C* 
      Abatements 
      Ability to pay* 
            About
                Henry George 
                Absentee ownership 
                Accounting
              Systems 
              Ad valorem taxes* 
              Adam
              Smith 
              Adequacy
                of Property Tax on a Local Basis for Financing Education and other
              Services 
              Administrability
              (of taxes) * 
                            Advertising* 
              Advice
              for Other Countries   
              Agriculture 
              Agriculture
                    as the example of something universal   
                  | 
      Air  
        Air trusts* 
  Air, Water,
  Land  
  Airlord  
  Airports   
  Alabama and other
  low-tax states   
  Alaska and the Alaska
  Permanent Fund   
  Algorithms* 
  Aligning public and private
  interests* 
  All
  benefits accrue to the landowner  
  America  
  America
as a beacon in the world  
America's promise* 
American Permanent Fund*
 
Annual Value *
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        Anticipating
            Population Growth  
            Appropriation  
      Arden, Delaware*       
    Arrogating  
    Assessment  
    Assessment
    districts  
      Asset poverty  
      Association in equality * 
      ATCOR (all taxes come out of rent)  
      Attracting Capital  
      Auctions  
      Australia  
      Automobile   
      Ayn Rand  | 
  
  
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    Balance
              in taxation?* 
              Balancing collective
              rights and individual rights* 
              Barriers
              to entry  
              Basic income  
              Beneficence of the creator   
              Benefits received *
               
              Biblical ethics  
              Big land holders   
              Biggest beneficiaries
              of land value taxation* 
              Binding other generations  | 
    Biodiversity* 
      Birthright  
      Blackleg *
       
          Blackstone 
           Blaming
          the victim* 
          Blasphemy  
          Blunt Policy Instruments   
          Boom-Bust Cycles  
          Boston * 
          Both ethical and fiscal *
           
          Bricks  
          Brotherhood, fraternity* 
            Brownfields*           | 
              Bubble  
          Buffalo commons* 
        Building
            Residual Method  
            Burden on the economy* 
            Burdening the Poor  
            Burdenless taxation *
             
            Edmund Burke* 
            Business Depression  
            But I'm not a land monopolist,
        am I?  
          By any other name   | 
  
  
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    Cain and Abel  
          Caesarism *
       
            California  
            Campaign Finance  
            Edwin Cannan* 
            Canons of Taxation   
            Cap and trade* 
            Capital  
            Capital and Labor  
            Capital Formation  
            Capital Gains — or
            Land Gains?  
          Capital Markets  
          Capitalism and community* 
          Capitalism and democracy* 
           Capitalism — Refining   
          Capitalist* 
          Capitalization  
          Captain Kidd  
          Carbon dioxide* 
            Carbon taxes* 
            Carlyle   
            Carrying capacity* 
            CEO
          Pay   
          CGO — The Council of Georgist Organizations*           
          Change the System   
          Charity  
          Cheap land *
           
          Checkerboard Development* 
          Chicago *
           
          Chicago School   
          Child labor *        | 
    Children* 
        Children's
        opportunity trust*  
      Chodorov  
      Christian ethics  
      Christianity reinforcing
privilege  
Citizen Dividends  
Civil strife * 
Civilization  
Class war  
Classical liberals  
Classical vs Neo-Classical
Economists   
Coase  
Cobden  
Collectors' Items    
Command and Control   
Commerce *
 
          Common Good  
           Common Property  
          Common property trusts * 
          Commons   
          Commons algorithm * 
          Commons sector    * 
          Commons tax credits * 
          Communications  
          Community  
          Community collection
          of rents *
           
          Community gardens* 
          Communities leaking revenue  
          Commuting  | 
    Compensation  
      Competition 
      Concentration of
          Wealth  
          Confiscation  
          Congestion  
          Conservatism  
          Constitution  
          Construction Costs  
          Consumption   
          Consumption tax wrong *
           
          Contractarianism  
          Cooperation *
           
          Corporate art * 
          Corporations and
          government * 
          Corporations and society * 
          Corporations' ascent * 
          Corporations as land owners  
          Corporation Privileges  
          Corruption   
          Cost of Living   
          Counter-arguments against taxing
    land  
    Created Equal  
    Crime  
    Culture *  | 
  
  
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    Deadweight Loss   
        Debt  
        Declaration of Independence  
        Defense   
        Deficit and public debt  
        Is
        democracy enough? 
        Density   
        Depleting
        resources * 
          Depreciation   | 
                          Des Moines  
            Desperado  
            Developer  
            Digital TV * 
            Direct taxes * 
            Disabled   
            Distortionary
taxes * 
            Distortions  | 
                Distribution * 
            Distribution of wealth *  
            Division of labor * 
            Do Justice 
            Do
        Justice, give freedom * 
          Dogs in the Manger  
            double taxation * 
            Duke of Argyll *
             
            Duke of Westminster *        | 
  
  
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    Each Child's
            Rights   
                Earth is the Lord's   
                Ecological Economics   
                Economic Growth   
                Economic Justice 
                Economic
                rent and building rent *   
                Economic operating
                system * 
                Economics Textbooks  
                Economists *
                 
                Ecosystem Services   
                Education  
                Effect of
                taxing land value   
               | 
    Effects
              of not collecting site rent  Efficiency of
              land value taxation  
              Egalitarianism 
              Eminent Domain 
          Enclosure  
          Energy  
          Enough to go around *  
          Enough and as good * 
    Entrepreneur 
              Environment 
               
              Equal liberty * 
      
        
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    Factors  
        Fairness  
        Family History  
        Famine 
        Farmers and Land Value Taxation  
        Fear of poverty *
         
        Federal Taxes 
        Feedback loops * 
        Fences and bandages  
        Feudalism *
         
        Fiduciary * 
        Financing Education  
        Financing fire protection *
         
        Financing Infrastructure 
         | 
    FIRE (Finance, Insurance & Real
            Estate ) sector  
        First (as in “I was there first!”)  
      First principles   
         Fiscal Federalism  
        Fiscal Stimulus   
        Flipping  
        Flow  
        Foreign Aid  
        Foresight  
        Founding Fathers and First Families  
        Franchises *
         
        Free gift of nature *       | 
                Free
              Land * 
              Free Lunches  
            Free Market   
            Free Market
              Capitalism  
              Free market
              environmentalism * 
              Freedom  
              Freedom to employ
              oneself *
               
              Free trade *
               
              Friedman 
                          Frontier  
              Fruits  
              Full Employment  
              Future generations *               
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    John Kenneth Galbraith * 
      Generations 
      Geographic
      Information Systems (GIS) * 
              Geonomic Life  
              Geonomy  
              Georgist Errors  
              Gini and Lorenz  
              Giveaway or auction?
              sale or lease? * 
              Givings  
              global atmosphere
              trust *
                 
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    global
              carbon trust * 
              global commons
              initiatives * 
                Global Conflict 
              Globalization * 
              God's bounty *
                
              God's Eldest
                Sons  
                God's Wisdom  
                Going Ahead  
                Golden Rule  
                        | 
    Golf  
        Gospel of Justice 
        Government's
            Role  
        Grandchildren  
        Great Minds  
        Green Taxes  
    Ground rent *
     
    Groundwater trusts * 
        Growing the Pie 
        GUT: Grand Unifying Theory     | 
  
  
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    Hand to mouth * 
          Happiness * 
          Hard times *
           
          Harrisburg *  
        He who produces  
          Health care * 
              Heaven  
              Henry George Theorem  
              Highest and Best Use  
                | 
    History of
            Economics  
        History of taxation  
        Hoarding Land   
        Hole in the Ground   
        Home Equity 
         Homeownership  
        Hong Kong  
         | 
    Hotel Taxes       
            House rent and wages *       
      Housing
            Affordability  
        Homer Hoyt   
        Human Desires  
        Human Nature  
        Hunger  
        Hunter-gatherer society *           | 
  
  
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    Illusion of
            Freedom  
            illth * 
        Immigration  
        Importance of Land
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            Indirect Taxation  
          Individual nature of
          man * 
                  Industrial Capacity  
              Industrial Depression  
              Industrial Slavery   
              Inequality  
              Inelastic supply * 
              Infill  
              Inflation  
              Infrastructure  
              Injustice  
              Injustice of Current
          Taxes  
          Innocent purchaser *
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    Jeffersonian
            ideals   
        Job creation  
        Jobs chasing people  
        Johannesburg         
         | 
    Jubilee  
        Judeo-Christian Tradition  
        Just passing through *         
        Justice  
        Justice
        among nations  | 
              Justice changing  
          Justice ongoing  
          Justifications for land value
          taxation | 
  
  
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    | Kingdom of God * | 
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    Labor 
        Labor-saving devices * 
        Laborers as poor *  
          Laissez faire  
          Land poor  
          Land      
                  Land a gift of nature* 
                  Land acquiring
                  value * 
                  Land and labor * 
                  Land and public finance  
                  Land appreciates,
          buildings depreciate   
            Land as God's provisioning
            for all 
            Land as common property  
                 Land
      concentration 
      Land defined   
      Land is different from
      capital 
            Land different from labor  
            Land
            dues 
             Land "earning" more
            than work 
            Land grabbers * 
            Land excludes  
            Land history  
            Land is power * 
                          Land includes  
              Land monopoly  
              Land monopoly capitalism  
              Land nationalization *
               
              Land
          price cycle         | 
                                   Land prices  
          Land prices and taxes *
               
              Land problem  
              Land progression  
              Land redistribution  
              land reform * 
              Land residual method 
              LSREV
            (land share of real estate value)  
            Land that
            shouldn't be built on  
            Land trusts * 
              Land value  
              Land
              value and women's employment  
              Land value taxation 
              Land value taxation and rent  
              Land value taxation is
            not a tax on land 
              Land value mapping 
              Land value taxation
              as primary revenue source 
               
              Land value scale 
               
              Landed Gentry * 
              Landholders *
               
              Landless  
              Landlord  
              Landlordism * 
              Land's Productiveness * 
               Latifundiazation  
              Law of Development  
              Law of Human Progress * 
                            Law of Rent   
              Law of Wages 
              Laws of Economics * 
               Leakage:
              communities leaking revenue 
              Leased Land *
                
              Leisure *        | 
                                Leveling the
              playing field * 
              Levels of government * 
              Liberalism  
              Liberation theology  
              Libertarian  
               Liberty  
              Liberty, Equality and Fraternity 
  Licenses  
  Abraham 
              Lincoln * 
              (John) Lincoln
              Foundation  
              Lobbyists  
              Local art * 
              Local commons initiatives * 
              Local government  
              Location, location, location  
               Lock-in effect   
              Locke  
              Lord's Prayer   
              Low rent places *
               
              Lowering the price of land  
              LSREV (land share of real estate value)  
              LV and women's
          employment  
          LVT - land value taxation 
          LVT as primary revenue
          source         
          LVT
          as social reform * 
          LVT as fiscal measure * 
          LVT and  rent  
              LVT is not a tax on land          | 
  
  
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    Made land * 
        Magnitude of rent *
       
      Majoritarian 
            Malthus * 
              Man dependent on land * 
              Man different
              from animals *
               
              Man intellectual
              and spiritual * 
              Manna  
               Margin of production  
              Marginal land  
              Market fundamentalism * 
              Measurement, Statistics and Decision-making  
                   
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    Media  
        Meritocracy   
        Michigan  
        Middle men *
         
    John Stuart Mill  
    Millstones *  
    Mines and minerals * 
    Minimum wage *
     
        Missionary  
        Misunderstandings *
         
        Mixing one's labor with
        land  
        Mobility  
        Monarchy  
         Monetary  
         | 
    Monopoly and
            oligopoly  
            Monopoly (the
            game) * 
            Moral insights  
            More men, more yield *
             
        Mortgages  
        Moses and Mosaic law  
        Mother's milk * 
        My beautiful mind   
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    National commons
          initiatives * 
              Native Americans
                and land  
                Natural capital  
                Natural law  
                Natural monopolies  
                Natural opportunities  
                 Natural resources  
                         | 
    Natural taxation * 
      Necessity
                of taking rent  
                Neighbors'
              actions  
              Neo-classical economics  
               Neutrality 
               New country  
              New Orleans              * 
              New Zealand  
                      | 
    NIMBY 
          No right to employment      * 
      No victims 
        Albert Nock  
        Not a tax * 
        Not passed on  
        New York City  
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    Oasis  
              Obesity  
              Obsolescence  
              Oceans  
              Oil 
              Oil
              revenue * 
               Old land and new assets  
              On earth as it is in heaven  
                       | 
    One underlying
            problem  
            Oneself  
        Open space  
        Options markets in land  
         Other countries  
         Our daily bread  
        Our Father*                 | 
    Overallocating  
      Overcrowding  
          The Myth of Overpopulation  
    Overproduction  
    Owner-occupied  
     Ownership  | 
  
  
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            Profits * 
          Progress  
          Progressivity  
        Prolonged adolescence   
        Promised land  
        Proposition 13  
        Propertizing * 
              Property rights   
              Property tax  
              Property tax
              caps 
              Property tax
              is two taxes  
              Property tax relief  
              Property values and subsidies   
              Property values and transportation  
              Prosperity  
              Protecting the poor  
              Protection of the state
              (nation of laws)  
              Protectionists  
              Proudhon  
              Public debt *
               
              Public expenditure   
              Public goods  
              Public lands and resources  
              Public services  
              Public spaces * 
              Public transportation * 
              Public trough   
              Public trust *
               
              Public utilities * 
              Publicly funded
              research * 
              Purpose of living          | 
  
  
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    | Quaint agrarian
          idea?  | 
    Quotable Nobels | 
    Quotable notables | 
  
  
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    Rack-rented   
            Radical   
            Railroads  
    John Rawls * 
              Real estate  
              Real estate fortunes  
              Reason *
               
              Recycling  
              Recycling old factories  
              Recycling revenue  
              Red and blue  
              Redevelopment 
              Redistribution  
                  Refining Capitalism  
              Regional
              commons initiatives * 
              Regressive and progressive  
              Rent-seeking  
                      | 
    Rent 
          Rent - agricultural 
          Rent and wages  
          Rent as God's provisioning
          for community  
          Rent as private property * 
          Rent as capitalized
          transportation cost *
           
          Rent control  
          Rent defined 
          Rent is for the entire community * 
          Rent tends to rise *
           
          Rent to the landlord
          is mispaid * 
            Rentention   
            Rentiers  
            Reparations 
             Revenue
          not primary 
          Revenue sharing         | 
          Rewards of industry * 
            Ricardo  
            Rich and poor *
             
            Rich get rich 
            Right and
            wrong *  
            Right to employment *
             
              Right to life  
              Rights  
              Ripening  
            Rising
            tide * 
              Robin Hood   
              Robinson Crusoe   
              Roosevelt, Theodore  
              Rothbard  
              Royalties  
              Ruling class   
              Rural  
              Russia *        | 
  
  
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    Savings & Loan crisis  
            Sales taxes 
    What's wrong
            with a sales tax? * 
              Saving   
              Scarcity   
              Secession  
              Seeing the Cat  
              Self-actualization  
              Self employment *
               
              Seniors  
              Services and goods * 
              Service businesses   
              Severance tax   
              Sharecropping  
    Sharing
    an inheritance * 
              Sharing rent  
              Shaw  
              Thomas Shearman *
               
              Shifting taxes  
              Shining city 
              Shrinking
            government 
              Sim commons * 
              Sin taxes 
              Single
                tax 
                Single parents        | 
                    Site recycling 
          Slavery and its aftermath 
          Slavery parallels 
          Slums  
          Slums and gentrification   
          Small business  
          Small government  
          Small landholders *
           
          Small towns   
          Social classes  
          Social growth *
           
          Social justice  
          Social organism *
           
          Social
        Problems 
  Social progress  
          Social
          Security *  
            Social surplus 
            Social welfare programs 
            Something for nothing
            *  
          Sources of rent 
          Sovereign * 
              Soviet Union 
                  Special interests  
                  Spectrum 
                  Spectrum trust *         | 
    Speculation 
    Speculative
    rent *  
    Speculators 
    Herbert Spencer * 
              Split-rate taxation 
              Sprawl 
              Stability of revenue   
              Stakeholder society  
              Starve government  
              Steerage              * 
              Stewardship  
              Joseph Stiglitz *  
              Stock and flow *
               
              Streets and parking  
              Subsidies  
              Subtle alchemy   
              Sufficiency  
              Sun Yat-Sen * 
              Superheroes  
              Supply-side economics 
              Supply and demand 
              Supporting a family 
              Surplus 
              Surplus capitalism* 
              Sustainability         | 
  
  
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    Taiwan 
      Take what you need
      and leave the rest  
      Takings and givings 
      Talent  
      Tariffs  
      Tax-exempt land   
      Tax administrability  
      Tax bads, not goods * 
      Tax burden  
      Tax certainty *
       
      Tax deferral * 
      Tax efficiency * 
              Tax evasion  
              Tax incidence 
                       Tax
        justice 
                                  Tax reform  
              Tax simplification  
              Taxes' effects 
              Taxes
        and moral law  * 
  Taxes and prices * 
  Taxes on imports *  
  Taxes, supply and demand *
   
                                  Taxi medallions  
                                  Taxing buildings  
                                  Taxing capital  
                                  Taxing
                                  productive activity *
                                   
                                  Taxing wages         | 
    Teardowns  
      Technological
      progress 
      Temptation *  
              Ten
        Commandments  
        Tenant  
        Tenants'
        improvements   
        The greater Leviathan *         
        The 100% location  
        Seeing the Cat  
        The great
        paradox  
        The labor of others * 
        The labor question *
         
        The land
        question  
        The least
        of these 
        The remedy 
        Theft  
        Theological  
        Think big   
        Third way  
    Third world countries  
        Thneeds * 
          Thou
          shalt not steal  
          Three-factor
          economics 
          Three
          hats *  
            Three
            parcels of land   
              Three sources 
              Thy Kingdom
              Come * 
              Tic-tac-toe  
              Tiebout         | 
          Timber  
          Time doesn't transform wrong
          to right * 
          Tithe 
      Title  
      To whom
      much is given 
      Tobin 
      Tollgates and tollpayers *
       
      Top
      percentiles  
      Trade  
      Trade unions  
      Tragedy of
      the (unmanaged) commons   
      Tramps  
      Transition  
      Transportation  
      Transportation costs *
       
      Trespassing
      on common ground * 
        Trickle-down economics * 
        Trustee *  
          Truth  
          Turnover
          of land  
          Two-factor
          economics  
          Two-rate property
          tax  
          Two neighboring
          lots  
          Tyranny *        | 
  
  
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    U'Ren  
    Under
              the protection * 
              Underground economy  
              Underused land  
              Unearned increment 
              Unemployment  
              Untaxing         | 
    Untaxing buildings
            and other capital 
      Untaxing labor  
      Unto whom much is given *
       
      Urban issues  
      Urban Land Share of Real Estate Value (Urban
      LSREV)  
      Urban land values relative to rural  
         | 
    Urban planning  
      User fees 
        Usufruct  
        Usury * 
        Utilitarian  
        Utilities 
    Utopia  | 
  
  
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    Value * 
        Bill Vickrey  | 
    Ludwig Von Mises   | 
    Voter apathy | 
  
  
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    Wage disparities 
      Wage slaves  
      Wages  
      Wages tending to a minimum *
       
      War  
      Warping of economics  
      Warping of
      Christianity  
      Waste  
    Water  
    Water trusts * 
    Watershed trusts *         | 
        Wealth  
          Wealth and labor *
       
      Wealth concentration  
      Wealth
      from land appreciation  
      Wealth
      from privatizing rent * 
        Wealth gap  
        Wedge  
        Well-being  
        Well-provisioned
        ship  
        What percentage? * 
        What rate? * 
        Whole hog or lite? *
         
        Why tax rent?        | 
        Widow's skirts 
    WiFi * 
        Wilderness  
        Windfall  
        Winner's curse  
        Women 
        Work  
        Working for change  
        Working man, beggar, or thief *
         
        Working poor         | 
  
  
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    Zoning changes  | 
  
  
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