Yep. Equitism seems like a rebranded Georgism/Geoism. To answer GP’s question, the land would be owned by a fund held by the residents of the city. Similar to S

Yep. Equitism seems like a rebranded Georgism/Geoism. To answer GP’s question, the land would be owned by a fund held by the residents of the city. Similar to Singapore. Unsurprisingly it has massive public infrastructure budgets because the public captures the return on its investments, instead of whatever random landowners happen to have land near those investments. See: the value of land near a new subway station or school.