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This classic study explores the concept of single tax, a system of taxation where only land and natural resources are taxed, rather than labor or capital. Huntington and Warren provide a detailed historical overview of the movement and its legal implications, including key court cases and legislative battles. They argue that single tax would promote social and economic justice, and provide a sustainable source of revenue for governments.
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