Henry George School of Social Science
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Smart Talk with Colleen Woodell
The Role and Importance of Municipal Bonds : A Conversation with Colleen Woodell
In this episode of Smart Talk, Jeffrey Previdi of the Henry George School speaks with Colleen Woodell, former Chair of the MSRB about the role and importance of Municipal Bonds, a primary source of funding for state and local infrastructure and an investment vehicle of choice for American households. Jeff and Colleen also highlight the theoretical plausibility of an LVT linked muni bond market, but stress the heavy reliance of our existing revenue system on the property tax as the single most important obstacle to its implementation.
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Microsoft pledges $500M to tackle Seattle housing crisis
by Associated Press
Progress and Poverty at Amazon HQ2
by Christopher England
Taxing The Land: Henry George, NYC, and The Land Value Tax
by Daniel Wortel-London
WE CHOOSE A WORLD THAT IS FAIR AND JUST
Join us at the Henry George School to discover what we can do together. 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.
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