How one person can own another by our continual ignorance of the Law of Rent. A vital 5 minutes.
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How one person can own another by our continual ignorance of the Law of Rent. A vital 5 minutes.
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Interesting video. So in other words those without owning land should start pressuring politicians as to why land and house prices are so high in Australia? What leverage do they have when most Australians own , albeit through loans, land and a house? I believe economic upheaval such as a massive economic downturn, rising unemployment etc. will force long term change for the better. Why would a corrupt political system challenge the status quo today when there are no votes to gain from it?
That is precisely our predicament Theo! Hopefully in time we will show the earnings, productivity and export advantages to come from such a change, depicting the advantages for all Australians as unstoppable.
“I believe economic upheaval such as a massive economic downturn, rising unemployment etc. will force long term change for the better”
Economic upheavals have happened before and they certainly didn’t change land tax for the better.
In the recession 1990-92 there was a massive correction in house prices but in the case of land tax I would have to agree partly. with you. In a previous article here on ‘Prosper Australia’ mentioned the ACT over a period of 20 years will phase in a Land tax. Maybe massive budget deficits and rising unemployment has made them see the light?