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Hmm... Sure you can? Non-land domestic wealth is still a significant share and his arguments for accelerated depreciation ring true to me.
by encoderer 12y ago
Hmm... Sure you can?
Non-land domestic wealth is still a significant share and his arguments for accelerated depreciation ring true to me.
- elchief 12y agoRead the article. "Rognlie points out that almost all of the increase in the value of capital over Piketty’s timeline comes from land"
- encoderer 12y agoLook at the data. Non-land wealth is still huge, and he's arguing the nature of this wealth brings higher depreciation than it once did.