3 ms·
Once all the land in the world is apportioned, what happens to all future generations that do not have land? They become slaves to landowners? Will capitalism f
by chrischen 7y ago
Once all the land in the world is apportioned, what happens to all future generations that do not have land? They become slaves to landowners? Will capitalism fall apart then?
I get that land ownership incentivizes the development of the land by rewarding the owner, but what happens after all the land is gone and someone is born into a world of such legacies?
- KaoruAoiShiho 7y agoBuild taller.
- chrischen 7y agoThat disproportionally enriches landowners still.
- KaoruAoiShiho 7y agoDon't see how, more supply = lower prices.
- chii 7y ago> someone is born into a world of such legacies? they obtain the portion that their parents purchased. Or if they are productive enough, they buy out land from somebody else less productive. There's no natural right for somebody to be able to own land.
- chrischen 7y agoBut that creates a class of people who don't have to do that just because they got lucky.