Henry George and Austrian economics. (History of Thought).
From: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology
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Date: 12/1/2001
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Author: Yeager, Leland B.
LELAND B. YEAGER (*)
HENRY GEORGE HAS been widely pigeonholed and dismissed as a single-taxer. Actually, he was a profound and original economist. He independently arrived at several of the most characteristic insights of the "Austrian" School, which is enjoying a revival nowadays. Yet George scorned the Austrians of his time, and their present-day successors show scant appreciation of his work. An apparent lapse in intellectual communication calls for repair.
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