The Single-Tax Movement,headed by Henry George,refers to the Idea That

question 17

Multiple Choice

The single-tax movement,headed by Henry George,refers to the idea that

• A)taxes on rent are less costly to administer than other taxes.
• B)rent is a surplus that can be taxed without distorting resource allocation.
• C)rent should not be taxed because it is a free gift of nature.
• D)rent is based on a derived demand and should not be taxed.

Understand the critiques of Malthus's predictions on population growth.

Comprehend the relationship between population growth and technological advancements in food production.

Grasp the significance of education and women's participation in the workforce on population control.

Recognize the core ideas in Marx's analysis of overpopulation.

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Social Schemas

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