A proportional surcharge (PHVCTS). In place of banded charges, a surcharge of 0.5% a year on the value of a primary home above £1.5m, and 1% for second homes. A £2m primary home would pay £2,500; a ...
Originally published on Progress and Poverty on September 17, 2026. Republished on Progress.org with permission. The other day at church, a fellow parishioner asked me, “Lars, my friend just bought a ...
Per the SSRN abstract, the paper "simulates various reform scenarios with tax rates ranging from 0.5 to 5 percent, incorporating a citizen's dividend and exempt bands." Under the budget-neutral ...
Originally published on Progress and Poverty on September 3, 2026. Republished on Progress.org with permission. There are two things we like to point out here at the Center for Land Economics: the ...
In the late stages of all prior Real Estate cycles, and in financial markets, the story becomes more powerful than the numbers. Investors stop asking what something is worth today and start asking how ...
Examines how heritage tourism drives housing commodification in Kyoto, Japan, as landowners pursue 'cultural monopoly rent' through selective (de)commodification of residential and commercial property ...
A philosophy paper arguing Locke conflated the value of natural resources with the value labor adds to them, and that George's rent-payment argument turns Nozick's own 'taxation as forced labor' ...
The first empirical Latin American LVT capitalization study: 1,419 repeat land sales in Loja, Ecuador show urban-center land prices fall ~2.5% per 1pp rise in the effective tax rate — but ...
A spatial-econometric study of 20 African and 75 global countries (2000-2020) finds economic sanctions push targeted governments to raise their formal (de jure) tax rate on natural resource rents, ...
A UK cross-party coalition of political groups, pressure groups, and charities formed in 2008 to promote a land value tax, with a documented record of House of Commons seminars, London Assembly and ...
Wiki · Research How to Tax Business? Economic Rents, Legibility, and the Corporate-Pass-Through Divide (Fox, Liscow & Love, 2026) As business taxation converges toward taxing only economic rent, ...
A structuralist account of why Latin America and East Asia diverged so sharply despite riding the same 2003-2013 commodity supercycle: Latin American governments used the windfall to expand ...
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