Your never-ending income. A 'citizens dividend' funded from Economic Rent. Founded by: @Phil_J_Anderson
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Yep. All because we don’t collect the Rent and hand it back as a citizen dividend. It’s time to reinvent the system: a 4-hour workweek. Or as long as you wanted. Your choice.
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‘Whose land is it really ? For a new perspective, try reading about a citizen’s dividend. The land for one occupant, but dividends for all. ‘
To understand the system, read our ebook: citdiv.org/ebook-english/
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What can Indonesia's Nusantara learn from Australia's Canberra about building a capital city that benefits everyone?
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Anthropic plans to commit 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund. So, how can more people share in the gains?
A Citizen’s Dividend takes that idea further. Shared wealth should mean shared returns.
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Student Unrest in Albania.
Young people face limited job opportunities, rising education costs, house prices are up 10% , land values keep rising, but who benefits?
A Citizen’s Dividend would give everyone a share of that growing wealth.
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Australia could collect an extra $45 billion a year from the resources it already owns.
So why isn’t more of that wealth reaching the Australian people?
A new report from Prosper Australia reveals a major gap in how the nation captures value from its mineral and petroleum resources.
The findings:
-$28 billion a year from mining
-$16–18 billion a year from petroleum
-Around $2 billion a year in potential revenue flowing to foreign state-linked interests
Queensland has shown that stronger, boom-sensitive coal pricing can increase public revenue without an apparent negative impact on investment.
Australia’s natural resources belong to the nation. Shouldn’t the public receive a fairer share?
Collecting land earnings could end land hoarding and speculation.
Today’s system rewards owners for keeping land idle, while taxing buildings discourages development.
Taxing land earnings instead would encourage productive land use.
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A recent Prosper Australia report highlights how stronger resource revenue policies could deliver greater returns to the public.
What if more of that shared wealth went directly to citizens through a Citizen’s Dividend?
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Millions are being pushed deeper into poverty as everyday necessities become more expensive.
Could sharing society's land earnings through a Citizen's Dividend provide greater economic security?
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Mortgage rates hit 7.40%. But is borrowing the real housing problem? Rising land values also play a major role. What if the value created by communities could benefit everyone through a Citizen's Dividend?
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Collecting land earnings would halve mortgage rates and make it so that you only pay for the price of the building when buying a house.
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Australian house prices are falling, while higher inflation and interest rates affect household budgets.
The RBA has stated most borrowers remain resilient, but how much breathing room is really left for you after the mortgage and essentials are paid?
Monopoly Has Never Been Just a Game
The forgotten story behind a famous board game, and what it reveals about land, wealth, and the value communities create.
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Stan Kroenke owns 2.7 million acres of land in the US, making him the country's largest private landowner.
Should anyone own that much land?
Sure, as long as they return the land's earnings to the community.
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THE HOUSING CRISIS ISN'T REALLY ABOUT HOUSES.
Home prices are soaring. Buyers are pulling back. And government policies may be making things worse.
What if the real problem is the land beneath our feet?
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AI and automation are transforming the way we work. But technological progress should not mean losing economic security.
Redistributing land earnings through a Citizen’s Dividend could help provide everyone with a guaranteed, liveable income.
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The wealth generated by land can either enrich individual landowners or benefit society as a whole. It’s time to ensure everyone gets their fair share.
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Land earnings will always exist. Who should benefit: landowners or society?
Collecting land earnings reduces speculation, discourages idle land, and helps keep housing affordable.
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