This course will look at the oldest tax source, 'land'.
The necessity of identifying the nature of the return from the economics factor 'land' is fundamental to successful and equitable tax reform.
It is also at the core of understanding the ecological, economic and social crises that beset us in a post-industrial economy.
Geonomics is about identifying the need to capture the surplus return to 'land' for the general community. Capturing this surplus return would be a substitute for taxes, and would be a big step towards solving the socio-economic problems of the latter part of the 20th century.
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