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... true that if the single taxers were given full reign to tax all economic rent of land a hundred per cent , land could be obtained ( subject to the tax ) for nothing . But as long as the rent is obtainable outside the regu- lated field ...
... true that if the single taxers were given full reign to tax all economic rent of land a hundred per cent , land could be obtained ( subject to the tax ) for nothing . But as long as the rent is obtainable outside the regu- lated field ...
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... true in any case they are significantly true in all . It is not necessary to regard the general , a priori laws of mathe- matics or economics or such mechanical principles as inertia as being " intuitively " known in any inscrutable way ...
... true in any case they are significantly true in all . It is not necessary to regard the general , a priori laws of mathe- matics or economics or such mechanical principles as inertia as being " intuitively " known in any inscrutable way ...
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Morris Albert Copeland Rexford Guy Tugwell. not true at all . The usual defense of such laws in the face of evidence that they do not " work " is based on the analogy with physics - that while they are theoretically true we must expect ...
Morris Albert Copeland Rexford Guy Tugwell. not true at all . The usual defense of such laws in the face of evidence that they do not " work " is based on the analogy with physics - that while they are theoretically true we must expect ...
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