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.

By Geoffrey Lee – The credit crunch and the housing slump of 2008-09 are so intimately related that one cannot be solved without treating the other.

By John Digney – Re-established in 1999 after almost 300 years, the Scottish Parliament made land reform one of its priorities. This issue should be understood in its context,

From a book by Dr Duncan Pickard – The present condition of agriculture is unsatisfactory for all concerned: for the farmer, for the farm worker, for the consumer, for the taxpayer.