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This document explores the concept of ground rent through a Georgist lens, emphasizing its significance in understanding home value change and the financial dynamics between property owners and renters. By comparing neoclassical economic models with Georgist principles, it highlights how ground rents represent capitalized travel costs and the implications of land value taxation on vacant and underused parcels. The analysis aims to shed light on the financial capital flow and the dual payments made by property owners and renters within the existing economic frameworks.
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Understanding Ground RentA Georgist Approach H. William Batt, Ph.D. Central Research Group, Inc. Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
Land Value Taxation Proportions on Vacant and Underused Parcels