"Progress and Poverty" Quotes
The book "Progress and Poverty" explores the relationship between technological progress and economic inequality.
economics | 598 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The natural reward of labor is wages.
We must make land common property.
The march of civilization has ever been a march of wider monopoly.
Property is the right to use and abuse within the limits of the law.
The march of improvement has not freed the lower classes from poverty.
The great cause of inequality in the distribution of wealth is inequality in the ownership of land.
The equal right of all men to the use of land is as clear as their equal right to breathe the air.
The ownership of land is the great fundamental fact which ultimately determines the social, the political, and consequently the moral condition of a people.
We must make land common property, and then we can do away with taxes.
The power of taxing the people is the power to destroy.



