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Value and Rents Show Public Wealth as State Asset
The article argues that rental values rise with population presence, not building quality, illustrating how land values reflect public activity. It suggests public creation of wealth should be taxed by the state to fund welfare, with examples from Charlotte and Cleveland and a critique of taxing labor versus land. The piece cites the Prince of Wales surviving a shell blast in Loos.
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