The Earth has been given a chance to heal in front of our eyes over the past few weeks during the global economic shutdown.

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.

People have bigger problems than measuring the “rents”. Or do they?

Once we heal Earth, we not only heal ourselves but also enrich whoever ends up with the fatter rents for healed land.

Political turmoil has its roots in the unequal distribution of economic rent in Thailand and elsewhere.

The carbon tax advocated by Bill Gates can limit climate-changing pollution, but it has to be on the emissions.

Wasting land worsens dependency on cars, those everyday polluters and congesters. If urban living is to get as good as it can get, cities need to geonomize.

Ready to test your Economic IQ? There are no trick questions involved, but some popular misconceptions get skewered.