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Patents: An Immoral and Inefficient Anachronism

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by Terence Dwyer Submission to the Productivity Commission’s Compulsory Licensing of Patents public inquiry. Patents are immoral, contrary to the [...]

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How Financial Oligarchy Supplants Sovereignty

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photo credit: George Laoutaris Will Greece Let EU Central Bankers Run Riot Over Sovereignty? Michael Hudson When Greece exchanged its [...]

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Selling alleys and lanes: latifundia at work.

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Melbourne City Council is selling lanes to developers, according to The Age today. It makes a pretty penny, too, having [...]

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How to Pay for Public Transport

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By Dr. Gavin R. Putland (revised June 12, 2003) In response to A Vision of Sustainable Transport in Queensland (Queensland [...]

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Slavery

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It is suspected that the author is Mark Twain Suppose I am the owner of an estate and 100 slaves, [...]

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Can You See The Cat?

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By Fred E. Foldvary, Senior Editor, The Progress Report The daily cyberzine at http://www.progress.org/ A man was walking down a [...]

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Reclaim the Commons

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A New Route to Social Equity: Henry George and the Science of Geonomics Caspar Davis Throughout the modern era there [...]

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Land and Monopoly

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By Winston Churchill Speech given to the House of Commons Land monopoly is not the only monopoly, but it is [...]

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How Labor Lost Its Way

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By Clyde Cameron, AO Taken from a recent edition of the Progess magazine Editor: I recently received a gracious letter [...]

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Bottling the Air

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By Mason Gaffney, Economics Professor, University of California, Riverside “Don’t you know that if people could bottle the air, they [...]

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