Henry George: Progress and Poverty (Large Print Book)

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The book of the 'Modern Intelligence Classics', by Henry George's major work, is a complete version of poverty and poverty. Henry George was called an economist because he had different economic ideas from the masters of classical economics, including Adam Smith-David Richards-Mals-John Stewart Mill. He proposed the cause of the industrial depression and the solution to the gap between rich and poor, among which his claim that the government should directly exact abdicate the property and enforce the single-solet value tax was particularly true for most people who suffered severe suffering from the rising value of real estate at the time. But as Marx's ideas of labor and capital alone were featured and Adam Smith's economic ideas became largely based on the idea of wealth, Henry George's land ideas slowly lost their light and even his name was hard to find in the textbook. Today, the problem of real estate speculation and the poverty gap is getting worse and more and more lighted up Henry George's ideas. Henry George's idea of finally working to create a society that thrives with the rich and poor has given many a solution today.

Korean title: 진보와 빈곤(큰글자책)

Korean author: 헨리 조지

Korean publisher: 현대지성

ISBN-13: 9791166812910

헨리 조지: 진보와 빈곤(큰글자책)
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