6A-l. Land is not produced nor reproduceable
26B-10. Land markets are sticky
7A-2. Land as site is permanent and recyclable
27B-11. Land is a major basis of market power
8A-3. Land supply is fixed
28B-12. Land income is much greater than the current cash flow
9A-4. Land is immobile in space and uncontrollable in time
29B-13. Consuming land means pre-empting its time
10A-5. Land does not turn over. It is recycled and is versatile
30B-14. Land’s rent is its opportunity cost, regardless of use
11A-6. Land is not interchangeable with capital
31C Land-driven Booms and Busts
12A-7. Land rents are subject to market forces that differ from those that determine interest rates (the price of capital)
32C-l. Land value is used as the basis of credit and money
13A-8. Land price guides investors and determines the character of capital, as capital substitutes for 8 land
33C-2. Land valuation is subjective
14A-9. Land is limitational
34C-3. Land markets are prime causes of instability
15A-10. Land value is not an economic fund
35The Economics of Efficient Taxes on Land
16B Major Economic Consequences
36Poverty and the Theory of Wages: a “Geo-classical” analysis
17B-l. The origin of property in land is not economic
37Flawed Land Acts 1947-1976
18B-2. Much land remains untenured
38Postscript on Neo-classicism
19B-3. Landownership imparts superior bargaining power
39About the Authors
20B-4. Land Rent does not evoke production, thrift or investment
