Progress and Poverty
Progress & Poverty, Jeff Fong, Lars Doucet, Stephen Hoskins, Martin Jacobson, Greg Miller, Russell RichieExploring the implications of Georgism in the modern world. Brought to you by the Center for Land Economics
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Your friendly neighborhood Georgist. Managing editor, Progress & Poverty, President, Young Georgists of America.
Cities, technology, and the future | Board Chair @ YIMBY Action, Board Advisor @ the Center for Land Economics
Policy analyst, former game designer | landeconomics.org | Personal blog at fortressofdoors.com
Urban economist interested in sharing land rents, efficient & equitable housing markets, urbanism and economic geography.
I am a political theorist at Uppsala University. My main research interest is the normative and economic theory Geoism.
Land is a Big Deal | landeconomics.org.
Associate Director of Cognitive Science @PennMindCORE. Treasurer @5thsq, Board Vice-President @pandpinst. he/him. Land value is created not by the landowner, but by the community. So tax landowners to return land value to the community!
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