Thomas G. Shearman before the Ways & Means Subcommittee on Internal Revenue (1893)

Those rubber rulers when measuring rents work like wavy mirrors.

If you can’t count on their counts, then count only on doing “freak-onomics.”

The landed aristocracy of Prussia was unable to borrow funds for reconstruction. Cooperative mortgage credit associations were created to deal with the crisis.

Criticism of the field comes not only from rebels but also big name academics.

Oil makes some rich, topsoil not so much, but every trillion counts.

Academic guesses are based on public records based on private sales.

With nary a whimper, capitalism has been permitted to morph into rentierism and is suffering consequences warned by Adam Smith and Henry George.

Since land is so crucial, some can’t resist estimating its worth.

When trying to understand the economics of sustainability and immigration, we must ask : Can a nation go it alone?

Globalization decreases the barriers around the world and also within a country. Such changes also include the flows of pollution, people, and trade from one place to another.

We don’t need fancy equations to analyze the optimal distribution of income. We simply divide income into earned income from wages and unearned income from economic land rent.

Spend a little rent to guarantee receiving a lot of rent.

Spend a little rent to guarantee receiving a lot of rent.

Spend a little rent to guarantee receiving a lot of rent.

It’s quite amazing how the term ‘private property’ has come to mean to some people the land over which we have been granted title.

Enough readers want to know Earth’s worth that mainstream articles do pop up with “answers.”

A misunderstanding among Georgists revolves around the degree that rent-seeking should be allowed. Exactly how do we co-exist with hardcore rent-seekers?

Finding tons of articles is no problem; finding the nuggets amid them is.

One of the most controversial and confusing topics in economics is interest. The payment of interest has been condemned and misunderstood.