


It’s a public-policy framework that is based on the idea that land and natural resources belong to everyone, and the value they generate should be shared fairly.
How It Works :
This shares community-created wealth without taxing work or productivity.
Fred Harrison, as quoted in his book Ricardo’s Law: House Prices and the Great Tax Clawback Scam, defines economic rent as unearned income generated from the private appropriation of the location value and natural resources created by the community.
Economic rent, as described by Phil Anderson in his book, The Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking, arises from land that no one creates, grows through society’s efforts, and is captured as unearned income, driving credit cycles and inequality.
As outlined in Geoffrey Lee’s The People’s Budget, economic rent is unearned income generated by the community value of land rather than an owner’s effort.

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