Progress and Poverty
Progress & Poverty, Greg Miller, Lars Doucet, Dan Bertolet, Vahid Ahmadi, Stephen Hoskins, Wudu Muluneh Yimer, Max GhenisExploring the implications of Georgism in the modern world. Brought to you by the Center for Land Economics
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Land is a Big Deal | landeconomics.org.
Policy analyst, former game designer | landeconomics.org | Personal blog at fortressofdoors.com
Housing abundance policy researcher at Sightline Institute
Research Associate at PolicyEngine | LSE Pre-Doctoral
Urban economist interested in sharing land rents, efficient & equitable housing markets, urbanism and economic geography.
Wudu Muluneh Yimer is a Lecturer in Real Property Valuation at Bahir Dar University. He researches land economics, land value capture, property taxation, urban finance, and urban governance in Ethiopia and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Co-founder & CEO of PolicyEngine, a nonprofit that provides free, open source software to compute the impact of public policy Previously data science @ Google, econ @ MIT, and all things @ UBI Center
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