Our Revolution Essays in Interpretation
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How, then, can we reopen the ancient question of title to the original form and quality of the property? If we wish to be honest and contemplate compensation to the present owners (as in the case of the above- mentioned Irish example), it is supposed to be demon- strable that the operation would cost more than it is worth to society.
Without analyzing these and similar arguments (in truth, they are hardly worth analysis), it is impor- tant to note here that what, after all, emerges from them is... the claim that rent today is largely or mostly interest on capital invested in land rather than pay- ment for the use of a natural agent or factor that has somehow been appropriated by this or that per- son.
It may be added that, as a matter of fact, a great deal of what is conventionally described and classi- INCOME AND PRINCIPLE OF SERVICE 135 fied as profit or rent is in reality nothing but inter- est on capital. Professor Nearing is right in ob- jecting to the old classification and in urging that the subject of income be considered in a new light and with reference to the notorious facts of the pres- ent economic and social order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How, then, can we reopen the ancient question of title to the original form and quality of the property? If we wish to be honest and contemplate compensation to the present owners (as in the case of the above- mentioned Irish example), it is supposed to be demon- strable that the operation would cost more than it is worth to society.
Without analyzing these and similar arguments (in truth, they are hardly worth analysis), it is impor- tant to note here that what, after all, emerges from them is... the claim that rent today is largely or mostly interest on capital invested in land rather than pay- ment for the use of a natural agent or factor that has somehow been appropriated by this or that per- son.
It may be added that, as a matter of fact, a great deal of what is conventionally described and classi- INCOME AND PRINCIPLE OF SERVICE 135 fied as profit or rent is in reality nothing but inter- est on capital. Professor Nearing is right in ob- jecting to the old classification and in urging that the subject of income be considered in a new light and with reference to the notorious facts of the pres- ent economic and social order.
What to read after Our Revolution Essays in Interpretation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor S Yarros to read onlineMoreLess
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