Re:Poor land use in the world’s greatest cities carries a hu...
by panglott on Thursday April 02, 2015 @12:46PM
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Well, it operates in a different way from opportunity costs, which could counteract a "pushing on a string" effect.
And perhaps for many properties in the mid-range of site value, the opportunity cost is masked by high information costs, which a land-value tax could make more clear.
And perhaps for many properties in the mid-range of site value, the opportunity cost is masked by high information costs, which a land-value tax could make more clear.