Rethink taxes by focusing on ground rent as a social product that shapes cities and public services.
This book presents a provocative view of taxation, arguing that land values reflect the community’s public benefits and the cost of government. It explains how ground rent arises from shared amenities and why shifting taxes onto land can align finance with social good. The text mixes theory with concrete examples from early 20th–century cities to show how public investments become the land’s value—and how this insight could reform tax policy.
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