The Road to Freedom And What Lies Beyond
The Road to Freedom And What Lies Beyond
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A little idleness and irresponsibility on their part is enough to cause the mischief.
" In addition to the tax levied for the profit, real or imaginary, of the monopolists, the consumer" [in this case the user of land] ". . . Pays an additional tax for their laziness and incapacity " (John Stuart Mill, Prin. Pol. Ec, Bk. V. , ch. X. , par. 4).
Evil effect of present rates.
And, besides the natural inertia of those who are secure in the necessaries of life, landlords are actively discouraged by ...the present system of rating in efforts 108 THE ROAD TO FREEDOM to develop their land and employ labour on it. The heavy rates upon houses, machinery, stabling, sheds, glass-houses, etc. , the 50 per cent, exemption given to agricultural land, and the rebates on game-covers, are all a very definite discouragement of production, and a distinct encouragement to keep land vacant or half used and cause a shortage in it.
And while this artificial shortage in land continues, the labour market will continue to be overcrowded, and employers still carry on their exploitations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A little idleness and irresponsibility on their part is enough to cause the mischief.
" In addition to the tax levied for the profit, real or imaginary, of the monopolists, the consumer" [in this case the user of land] ". . . Pays an additional tax for their laziness and incapacity " (John Stuart Mill, Prin. Pol. Ec, Bk. V. , ch. X. , par. 4).
Evil effect of present rates.
And, besides the natural inertia of those who are secure in the necessaries of life, landlords are actively discouraged by ...the present system of rating in efforts 108 THE ROAD TO FREEDOM to develop their land and employ labour on it. The heavy rates upon houses, machinery, stabling, sheds, glass-houses, etc. , the 50 per cent, exemption given to agricultural land, and the rebates on game-covers, are all a very definite discouragement of production, and a distinct encouragement to keep land vacant or half used and cause a shortage in it.
And while this artificial shortage in land continues, the labour market will continue to be overcrowded, and employers still carry on their exploitations.
What to read after The Road to Freedom And What Lies Beyond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josiah C Josiah Clement Wedgwood to read onlineMoreLess
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