DEBT IS INEVITABLE – UNLESS WE CHANGE OUR WAYS.

“Some men work to maintain others who labour not. That is unjust.”(1)

Tommas Graves December 2011.

The quest for a fair distribution of wealth becomes obligatory if we consider the following questions;-

By Merle Edwards – WHAT IS LAND VALUE TAXATION? Don’t we have more than enough taxes already? Why do we need another one? And why land value tax? What exactly is land value? Why should taxing land be any different, or better, than taxing anything else?

Read on for a careful consideration of these questions.

By Tommas Graves – The banking community did not seem very contrite when blamed for the credit crunch. It was as if they had no idea why they were at fault,

By Tommas Graves – If we had land value taxation, how would the banks deal with the lack of security represented by the value of titles to land used as collateral for loans?

Dr Roy Douglas – “Enclosure” is the process by which land which had formerly been held in common by many people was “privatised”. Enclosure could take place in various ways.

By Leslie Blake – When a civil engineer plans to build a bridge he has to take into account the nature of the materials he will be using for the structure:

By Tommas Graves – Inflation is not Price Change, but a sustained reduction in the value of money, which will lead to an increase in all prices.

By John Stewart – When you consider it, we all have an ideological mind-set of some sort, but unlike our elected leaders, we’re not in a position to impose it on the wider public;

By Dave Wetzel – The Missing Economic Policy for Sustainable Development

By Henry Law – The question is constantly asked and we in the LVTC have always answered with a vague “enough”, and then gone on to explain the vagueness.