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“Democratic government in more than name can exist only where wealth is distributed with something like equality – Where the great mass of citizens are personally free and independent, neither fettered by their poverty nor made subject by their wealth.”
-Henry George (Social Problems – 1883)
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Episode 64: Bonds’ role in local development
