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"Georgism (Henry George) Doesn't Go Far Enough": Part 34: Monetary Reform: Series 1

Scott Baker:

So, Scott, land values change. Land value taxes would change. Land use doesn't always change. How do you make this jibe? If I want to let my land rightly rest, how do I afford the tax?

Bear in mind that my proposals do away with taxes altogether. We don't need them. Also keep in mind that my proposals go further than George's in restoring the Commons. I restore the Commons in full.

Don't fall back on "not politically doable." George's proposals were/are radical enough that if we go that far, we may as well go the whole distance.

Monetary Reform: Series 1: here

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Mini-Biography: Vision for the Organization: (We must bring forth fruits worthy of repentance. The giving and sharing economy is the right system for running the whole household of Heaven and Earth.) Articles: (Thousands of online articles.) Employment: (2007 - Present: President: RLCC.) (1995 - Present: Independent contracting; Website developing; Writing.) (1993 - 1995: Factors International/Bradbury Hill International Finance.) Education: (City University, Olympia: Bellevue. Graduate Studies: Public Administration. Organizational Theory/Design.) (Arizona State University. BS, Political Science.) (Northern Arizona University.)
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