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In the United States, the machinery of government usually faces substantial inertia to any major change. Democrats and Republicans have long kept the core spending and revenue model from administration to administration, even as they changed some social and fiscal priorities. The last election, however,… Read More »Henry George Warned Us: Protectionism Breeds Conflict
Henry George may have lived in the 19th century, but his ideas still resonate today. On October 24th, the Progress and Poverty Institute and the Henry George Foundation of Canada co-hosted an event – “Henry George in the 21st Century” – that brought together both organization’s… Read More »Henry George in the 21st Century
Proposition 13 and the Implicit Subsidy to Housing Prices in Los Angeles County Nestor Garza & Jose Martinez Video Interview Research Article Full Research
Dear Friends, The start of 2025 has been a whirlwind. Close to home, our organization has begun its centennial year by embracing a new name while continuing to pursue the same mission we undertook in 1925. An article about the renaming is included below, and… Read More »Quarter 1 Newsletter
