Yes. Anytime you create a new law, you should, like good code, remove all of the hard-coded values within it. Ideally all laws should be pointfree[0]. Having a

Yes. Anytime you create a new law, you should, like good code, remove all of the hard-coded values within it. Ideally all laws should be pointfree[0]. Having a max value of owners can easily be routed around(I don't own this house, this company, that I happen to own, owns this house!), or setting some tax breaks for developers are both nasty hacks that wouldn't make it through code review. The Land Value Tax would. [0]: https://wiki.haskell.org/Pointfree https://wiki.haskell.org/Pointfree