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Revitalizing older cities

San Luis Obispo County (CA): Governor tells SLO County that ’nothing is sacred’ when it comes to budget cuts

Funding Infrastructure: A Dedicated Funding Stream

Is LVT the answer? It depends what the question is.

Philadelphia, its Wage Tax and its Residents

The Colorado Self-Sufficiency Standard, 2008

Connecticut: Should Cities Use a Sales Tax?

Fixing Wages, and Fixing Housing Affordability – for All of Us

The FairTax, and why it isn’t fair or wise

Want to Buy Some Pollution? A Good Start

Did someone yell “FIRE” sector? Bailouts for whose benefit??

The 80/20 Rule – and its misapplications

Homeowner equity is lowest since 1945

The Boom-Bust Cycle

FCC Raises Record $19.6 Billion In Auction of Wireless Airwaves

ConservativeHome’s Platform: Mark Wadsworth: Time to look at Land Value Tax?

Earmarks, nightlights and windfalls - Individual, or Community?

Working harder, making others richer

The Taxpayer at 72nd and Madison

The Basis of U.S. Poverty Statistics

Guns or Butter? Our Infrastructure, or Iraq’s?

Bob Herbert’s 3/11 column, Sharing the Pain: The “Near-Poor”

Fortunes Made in Real Estate

Affordable housing – for all of us. What policies promote it?

True Irish – and all of us

Closet Georgists and Georgites: Bill Buckley, and others

Hotel Roosevelt For Sale at $1 Billion

Slum Visits: Tourism or Voyeurism? (NYT, 3/9/08)

Landholders, windfalls, productive effort and community revenue

Affordable Family Formation and Values Voters: Social Values, or Land Values?

CBO Study: The Deductibility of State and Local Taxes

Financing Municipal Spending through Sales Taxes: an Inferior “Solution”

Who Should Get the Land Rent?

1 in 100 behind bars … in America!

Ricardo’s Law: The Great Tax Clawback Scam

Private (homeowner) Associations, their Private Beaches, and the Local Assessor

Pluralistic Ignorance

Redirecting Sprawl

Who Benefits From This Mortgage Mess – and From the Proposed Solutions? Is there an alternative?

Americans and Golf, and the local assessor

“An Open Field and a Fair Chance”: Abraham Lincoln and Henry George

Assessments that favor the big landholders

Downtown Sprawl, Property Assessments and Getting the Incentives Right

The College, the Beach, and the Cottagers

The Feoffees, their tenants, and the Ipswich public schools

How do we eliminate poverty?

Poverty is Poison (Krugman, 2/18/08 NYT)

Robert Reich’s NYT column “Totally Spent”

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