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Rising land values always come at the expense of what labor earns
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What Henry George actually said
- Henry George American political economist (1839 to 1897)
In short, the value of land depending wholly upon the power which its ownership gives of appropriating wealth created by labor, the increase of land values is always at the expense of the value of labor. And, hence, that the increase of productive power does not increase wages, is because it does increase the value of land.
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↗Progress and Poverty (1879; Memorial Edition)gutenberg.org
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