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At the heart of the human concept of justice lies a subtle but profound truth: not all changes in the world are equal. Some occur naturally, such as rivers carving valleys or storms reshaping coastlines. Others emerge from human effort, such as buildings erected, fields… Read More »The Origin of Moral Claims
Note: this article contains mathematical equations; please download a PDF copy at this link to view those equations in the proper format. Introduction Recently, there has been increasing interest in the potential for land value taxes (LVT) [1] to help combat housing crises and wealth… Read More »Decoupling Land and Improvement Values
This article was co-written by Matthew Downhour Perhaps nothing defines a society more than its ideas on property – that is, things that people possess, indefinitely have control over, and have responsibility over. While what we do and can do with our property are easy… Read More »An Objective Look at Land and Entropy
