Joseph addington and Sarah longwell discuss the relevance of nineteenth century political economist henry george. In his book, progress and poverty, George made the case that the fundamental cause of inequality was rooted in the classical conception of monopoly. A new economic vision based on equal opportunity, rooted in the equal right of man to the land, can appeal to both sides of the political spectrum.

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