Have you even looked into Henry George’s Land Value Tax theory, or the critiques made of that theory? If not might be worth skimming or checking out the cliff notes or other summary.
Also, I’m not entirely sure I understand the problem being solved. Is this about a more accurate or efficient taxing?
I’ve only heard some things about it second-hand. But you’re right I should probably read more of the literature :)
I’d say it’s mostly about efficient taxing, and that fact that it’s easier to exploit market forces to get an estimate of the actual value of a property than the “unimproved value” of the property.
Have you even looked into Henry George’s Land Value Tax theory, or the critiques made of that theory? If not might be worth skimming or checking out the cliff notes or other summary.
Also, I’m not entirely sure I understand the problem being solved. Is this about a more accurate or efficient taxing?
I’ve only heard some things about it second-hand. But you’re right I should probably read more of the literature :)
I’d say it’s mostly about efficient taxing, and that fact that it’s easier to exploit market forces to get an estimate of the actual value of a property than the “unimproved value” of the property.