We'll take what we can get!
gotta learn korean.
Phonetically, I think this is enough to survive: 베이스트 앤드 랜드필드
Their alphabet is beautiful. One of the simplest and beautifully designed systems in the world.
It's pretty neat. A syllabary constructed from an underlying phonetic alphabet.
As painful as it is to say, it would probably be better if Georgism wasn’t tied too closely to the nation demographically charging off a cliff. It will be so easy to fools to tie the collapsing economy to the tax system.
It would be even better if Georgism had already succeeded in the 20th century... this is no time to turn away allies
Although if they get a housing boom, that might actually help encourage household formation and having kids.
It would definitely help but in the same way that closing the barn door helps when the horses bolted decades ago.
The idea that lvt discourages speculation is just an insane myth that refuses to die. By definition, lvt can't change your incentives.
What's interesting is that property taxes are quite a significant portion of revenue, yet house prices are a major problem.
I thought generally, Georgists' second favourite tax was the property tax.
The primary advantage an LVT has over a property tax is incentivising high density housing construction.
gotta learn korean.
Phonetically, I think this is enough to survive: 베이스트 앤드 랜드필드
Their alphabet is beautiful. One of the simplest and beautifully designed systems in the world.
It's pretty neat. A syllabary constructed from an underlying phonetic alphabet.
As painful as it is to say, it would probably be better if Georgism wasn’t tied too closely to the nation demographically charging off a cliff. It will be so easy to fools to tie the collapsing economy to the tax system.
It would be even better if Georgism had already succeeded in the 20th century... this is no time to turn away allies
Although if they get a housing boom, that might actually help encourage household formation and having kids.
It would definitely help but in the same way that closing the barn door helps when the horses bolted decades ago.
The idea that lvt discourages speculation is just an insane myth that refuses to die. By definition, lvt can't change your incentives.
What's interesting is that property taxes are quite a significant portion of revenue, yet house prices are a major problem.
I thought generally, Georgists' second favourite tax was the property tax.
The primary advantage an LVT has over a property tax is incentivising high density housing construction.