QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
“Reform as we may, until we make this fundamental reform our material progress can but tend to differentiate our people into the monstrously rich and the frightfully poor. Whatever be the increase of wealth, the masses will still be ground to the point of bare subsistence.”
-Henry George – Social Problems (1883)
The mission of our school is based on the ideas and writings of American political economist and social reformer, Henry George. His seminal book, Progress and Poverty, is an all-time best seller in economics. His ideas continue to influence political and economic thought and still resonate and remain relevant nearly a century-and-a-half later. Join us at the Henry George School of Social Science to discover what we can do together.
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In 1931, Albert Einstein wrote the above letter offering his thoughts on Henry George’s book, Progress and Poverty.
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