It's been discussed quite a bit, though not lately.
I'm a fan, in general.  One problem is that it implies
a new pattern of location that could disrupt the lives
of people.  If you rent in an area that should be high-
density, LVT would create pressure to turn your
home into something that generated higher profits.
In other words, it's a machine for urban renewal.
The reason is that a zero tax on 'improvements'
(buildings, equipment fixed in place) enhances the
incentive to maximize improvements where they
create maximum after-tax profit.  Sort of like an
'enterprise zone.'

mbs



Land Value Taxation: The Basics 

Does anyone have critics of land value taxation ?

Charles Brown

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