Unemployment exists because there are barriers that prevent labor from having access to land and capital goods.

Land is a factor when there are abundant workers chasing scarce jobs being made more scarce by advancing technology while those who have jobs are hanging on to them for dear life.

Jobs are plentiful where land is, too. That is, where land and locations are affordable.

“Those who own the country ought to govern it.” First Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court, John Jay. So, do you own your country? Enough of it to govern it? Or does someone else?

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.

High valence increases employment.

President Barack Obama's White House forum on jobs in December 2009 seeks to stoke the economy to create more jobs.

During this recession, the government should pay unemployed workers to work in projects such as public safety, litter clean up, and construction.

We can raise wages and reduce rent by avoiding the under-use of land, moving the workers back to more productive land

Ineffective public works are not primarily a way to end the recession, but a political payback to special interests

Creating money not based on gold, manipulation and inflation rather than the natural interest rate, and land-value subsidies, all skew and distort prices and profits.

To those who seek freedom, Milton Friedman will always be a hero and a major thinker on par with other giants such as Ludwig von Mises and Henry George