Comedian Dominic Frisby gives a ten-minute explanation of land value tax. He argues it would fix problems of rent-seeking and the economics of land ownership.
Why Hacker News points people here: HN users share it as a short, accessible explainer for land value tax whenever housing, rents or inequality come up.
“Watch this 5 times then spend ten minutes passing it on”
Short explainer for understanding real estate and land economics.
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Watch this 5 times then spend ten minutes passing it on: this video Questions in this thread about real estate, "investing" etc. Comprehend it with the above.
RecommendsbranchlessAug 2018
“Here is a video on land value tax, which would fix our messed up feudal economies”
Explains land value tax as fix for rentier economies.
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Spot on. Spare time would allow us to conclude we can expunge rentiers. Here is a video on land value tax, which would fix our messed up feudal economies: this video Posting here as shadow banned after two posts because Hacker News hates any kind of free speech.
Recommendsamiga_500Dec 2019
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Ten-minute explanation of land rents.
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From your reply you are obviously not stuck at the "rents are the cost to the landlord + 10%". Good! Have a look at this 10 minute video: this video
Recommendsamiga_500Jan 2020
“Land value tax explained in 10 minutes”
Land value tax explained in ten minutes.
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link > Tolstoy also became a dedicated advocate of Georgism, the economic philosophy of Henry George > towards the end of his life, Tolstoy become more and more occupied with the economic theory and social philosophy of Georgism. > He spoke of great admiration of Henry George, stating once that "People do not argue with the teaching of George; they simply do not know it. And it is impossible to do otherwise with his teaching, for he who becomes acquainted with it cannot but agree." Land value tax explained in 10 minutes: this video
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Land value tax as alternative to income tax.
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Depends on how you tax them. We could get rid of income tax and still strive towards reducing some of the issues surrounding income inequality. this video