Two Essays On The Taxation Of Unearned Incomes (1921) - Softcover

Name: Two Essays On The Taxation Of Unearned Incomes (1921)
Author: Brown, Harry Gunnison
ISBN: 9781167189142

Brown, Harry Gunnison

9781167189142: Two Essays On The Taxation Of Unearned Incomes (1921)

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ISBN 10: 1167189140 ISBN 13: 9781167189142

Verlag: Kessinger Publishing, 2010

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Whence shall come the new barbarians? Go through the squalid quarters of great cities and you may see, even now, their gathering hordes. .. It is the delusion that precedes destruction which sees in the popular unrest with which the civilized world is now feverishly pulsing, only the passing effect of ephemeral causes. Between democratic institutions and the aristocratic adjustments of society there is an irreconcilable conflict. Here in A merica, as there in Europe, it can be seen arising. Henry George In Progress and Poverty (1879). It is, then, for some one to construct an economic science adapted not only to the requirements of the facts but to the need of their amelioration. To this end Economics must cease to be a system of apologetics, the creed of the reactionary, a defense of privilege, a social soothing sirup, a smug pronouncement of the righteousness of whatever is with the still more disastrous corollary of the unrighteousness of whatever is not. .. .W hen, in short, we have changed our calling from the painting of Utopias and the capitalizing of dreams, and have, as scientists, brought ourselves somehow into touch with fact, the prosperous may no longer deride us or the disinherited curse. There will need be no laughing then anywhere, and if there be cursing, it will have changed its source. H. J.
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