Both critics and fans of markets overlook what Adam Smith and others said about land.

The Basic Income is (finally) a hot topic these days. But what you didn’t know is that it has ancient roots. Land reformer Henry George was in favor of a basic income.

The inequality of wealth and income has become a meme loaded with danger.

To date, government has endowed landowners with very lucrative favors. What if we extended such largesse to everyone?

Opposition to land-value taxation is based on the transition, not on the long run.

Those interested in land-value taxation may want to know how to implement it.

It is the implementation of justice in the familiar form of the Ten Commandments.

Mason Gaffney is keenly aware of the effect that land has on the economy and well-being. He has dedicated his life to teaching about it.

The Council of Georgist Organizations hosts its 35th North American Conference Tuesday, August 4th through Sunday, August 9th, 2015 in Southfield, Michigan.

In his day, he was the biggest name in conservative debate.

At one point in his life, Henry George was considered the third most famous American—behind Mark Twain and Thomas Edison. Today, he’s no longer well known. Why?

At one point in his life, Henry George was considered the third most famous American, behind Mark Twain and Thomas Edison. Today, he’s no longer well known. Why?

We’ve “been there and done that” so many times before. Yet, the endogenous cycle keeps returning, as soon as we find peace, and economic life returns to its even tenors.