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THE A B C OF TAXATION
Insurance companies, single
tax and, 82; buildings of,
82.
Intangibles, 41, 83.
Johnson, the Rev. R. J., on
the relation of the Cath
olic Church to the single
tax proposal, 104-105.
Labouchere, on taxing land
values, 170.
Labour, taxed on basis of its
own construction, 22.
Land value of a social prod
uce 3-30; rights and
privileges pertaining to,
3, 4; distinction between
land values and, 9; inde
structibility of, 11; dis
position of taxes on, 12;
nonshiftability of tax on,
31-35; ultimate burden-
lessness of, 36-52; selling
value of, an untaxed
value, 36-52, 155, 158,
159; selling price of, 39;
relation of man to use
of, 39; inequality of
taxation of, in United
States, 49; demand for,
in Boston, 52; on Winter
Street, 58; title to, de
fined, 83; unassessed, in
Boston, 85, 90; private
ownership vs. private pos
session of, 96; defined,
109, 170; source of all
wealth, 109; contrasted
with wealth, no; over
valuation of agricultural,
125; undervaluation of
village and urban, 125;
defined in the Ford Fran
chise Act, 141, 142;
equal rights to use of,
154; a public franchise,
154; site value of, a so
cial product, 155; tax
on, cannot be shifted,
155; selling value of,
defined, 188.
Land improvement compa
nies, effect of single tax
on, 82.
Land nationalisation and
single tax, 89; Henry
George on, 95.
Landowners, exempt from
taxation, 36, 40; bene
fited by improvement to
buildings, 58; of Winter
Street property, 60; jus
tice of exemption of,
90; not entitled to all
ground rent, 98, 100,
103.
Land tax, affected by change
of ownership, 36; effect
of abolishing in England,
45; amount of, in Eng
land, 46; capitalisation
of, in United States, 49;
defined, 112-113.
Land values, affected by
public improvements, 5;
vs. monopolies and spe
cial privileges, 8; present
and past, 9-10, 12; a
social product, 10, 28-
30; agencies enhancing,
13; determinant of, 14;
in Boston, 16-20, 23;
gross, in Boston, 18; and
decay of buildings, 21,
22-23 i an untaxed value,
36-52; effect of mortgage
interest and taxes on, 37;