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Lessons and Readings

Lessons

Understand the forces that shape markets, money, and society

1

Is there an Iron Law of Wages?

What IS the Problem? — The “Iron Law of Wages” — Poverty & Overpopulation — Video Supplements 1 and 2

2

The Distribution of Wealth

Economics and Political Economy — The Margin of Production — The Unbounded Savannah–Video Supplement 3

3

The Dog in the Manger

The Dog in the Manger — A Case Study: New York City — Video Supplement 4 — Video Supplement 5

4

Capital, Interest and Profits

Capital, Interest and Profits — The Dynamics of Distribution — Video Supplement 6

5

The Boom/Bust Cycle

The Boom/Bust Cycle (parts 1-4) — Video Supplements 7 and 8

6

Applying the Remedy

Henry George’s Remedy (parts 1 – 3) — The Rightful Basis of Property — Video Supplements9 and 10

7

What We Can Expect

Henry George’s Remedy (parts 4-6) — Video Supplements11 and 12

8

How Modern Civilization May Decline

How Modern Civilization May Decline

9

Our “Henry George Course” in Context

Why Henry George? Why this course? — Defining Political Economy — Charting the Costs of Land Speculation — Notes on Money — Socialism, Capitalism & Geoism

"The man who thinks becomes a light and a power."

Readings

Handpicked reads to deepen your economic understanding.

What is the Problem?

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“Economics” and Political Economy

Why is there an “Iron Law of Wages”?

Poverty and Overpopulation

The Margin of Production

How Do We Divide the Fruits of Labor?

Capital, Interest and Profits

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The Unbounded Savannah

The Dynamics of Wealth Distribution

The Dog in the Manger

The Effects of Expectation…

The Boom/Bust Cycle (Parts 1-4)

Henry George’s Remedy (Parts 1 – 10)

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More Great Reads

Liberation Theology and Land Reform

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Georgist Journal archives

A letter from Gaia

The Land Question

The Georgist Philosophy in Culture and History

Assessment of Land Values

The Life of Henry George by Henry George, Jr.

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Who Was Henry George? by Agnes de Mille

“Archimedes” by Mark Twain

The Real Origin of Monopoly

Madsen abridgement of Progress and Poverty

Unabridged Progress and Poverty, rtf file

Our Other Courses

Principles of Political Economy

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Globalization and Trade

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Economic Science

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Comprender la Economía

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People own what they

Produce.

The rest belongs to
all of us.

Henry George’s bold insight: land value is created by society, not by landlords — so it should benefit everyone, not just those who own it.