Major biases in land assessment: Tax exempt land, minerals, and water.

Major biases in land assessment: Slow-turning classes of property, different assessment methods, and preferential assessment.

Major biases in land assessment: Regressive assessment and raw land.

The many important functions and implications of land data: Forecasting from past cycles, finding the real interest rate, assessment discrimination, and planning public works.

The many important functions and implications of land data: Land as a credit base, raising consciousness of latent values, and protecting federal revenues.

The many important functions and implications of land data: concentrated holding and property taxation.

The worth of Earth and the human brain are a bad match. Sure, some humans don’t want the total known. But also, brains aren’t fully conscious.

The worth of Earth is not just another pretty number. It's proof that nature and markets love us.

One number—absent from mainstream economics for some unknown reason—could inform us of the health of the economy, our ecosystem, even our future.

Mike Bonner, the creator of Henry George and the Single Tax documentary, spoke with us about his film and the Georgist movement. Watch the video and read his comments here.

Basic Income is having its third and largest wave of support. Georgism had a peak wave of support over 100 years ago. Why is Basic Income taking off now while Georgism is not?

The objection to land-value taxation because it denies ownership is rebutted.

A hidden purpose of proposals for vehicle distance taxes is the elimination of taxes on land value.

Conspiracy arguments are always suspect, since they typically have plausibility but no compelling proof.

A New Model of the Economy presents a rational and clear theory of economic prosperity. I highly recommend it to anyone who wishes to gain an in-depth understanding of economics.

You think those seeking change might climb abord the quest to know Earth's worth?

These days, only First Peoples hold to ‘outdated’ traditions: That land should be rented, not sold. We know better now, or so we think.

The so-called discipline of economics has been systematically corrupted in two major ways.

If ever you are to win, you have to know whom you're up against—and what their Achilles’ Heel may be.

Considering the sharing nature of younger generations, it seems likely that they would also want to embrace new economic policies for living together in community.