I do think in the case where a company is benefiting from the exploitation of limited natural resources (like land) that don't naturally belong to any one perso

I do think in the case where a company is benefiting from the exploitation of limited natural resources (like land) that don't naturally belong to any one person, imposing a tax on that does make sense. There was a podcast I listened to on this subject "The Plunder of the Commons" which I found really interesting. [1] That said, we're a long ways away from reaching the point where literally not having anywhere left on the planet to build becomes your primary obstacle to starting a business. [1]: https://politicalorphanage.libsyn.com/the-plunder-of-the-commons https://politicalorphanage.libsyn.com/the-plunder-of-the-com...