What did George perceive as the remedy for inequality and poverty?
Land Value Taxation and Other Anti-Monopoly Reforms
Wealth Redistribution
Capitalism
Welfare State
Answer
Henry George believed that land value taxation and other anti-monopoly reforms were the remedy for inequality and poverty. He argued that the economic rent on land is a form of unearned income that should be taxed heavily in order to redistribute wealth and reduce poverty.
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