Matt Bruenig's best line is that private property is the original and biggest government program.
Laissez-faire economics is the style of economics where the State routinely interferes in private life to violently enforce the property rights of the rich.
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matt bruenig is good, as ever, on this http://mattbruenig.com/2015/03/06/why-the-big-government-land-deed-program-creates-growth-destroying-distortions/ …
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The laissez faire economists (including Adam Smith) were advocating land tax replace all others. Is that our current system? No. So, why blame them?
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All people have property rights. Rich and poor.
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Well.. it does sound better in French... Can you imagine saying 'Kümmer-dich-nicht-darum Economics'?! - that's a bit of a mouthful.
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„Machen-Lassen-Ökonomie”
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Obviously. More interesting is the issue of property representation. The government ideally represents the people; but how does it represent the people's land? Ain't having people without land.
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yes everyone who has private property is rich
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Argentina, perfect example.
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