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ATCOR

All Taxes Come Out of Rent (ATCOR) is a central theory of the heterodox Georgist school of political economy. Predecessor theories to ATCOR were developed by John Locke, the physiocrats, Adam Smith, and H. Bronson Cowan. In 1998, Mason Gaffney formalized the acronym and theory, describing ATCOR as follows:

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related to New York City (1921-1931) · 16
ATCOR → Although, As, ATCOR's, Clarence Stein, Despite, During, Governor Al Smith, Great Depression, In September, New York City, New York Governor Al, New York State Legislature, NYC, NYC-amended, Smith, The
related to The physiocrats · 6
ATCOR → France, François Quesnay, Gaffney, It, Kingdom, The
related to Mason Gaffney · 5
ATCOR → In Gaffney's, Mason Gaffney, Net Product, Taxes, The Physiocratic Concept
related to Criticism · 4
ATCOR → Criticism, Gaffney, Georgists, It
related to Inelastic supply of land · 4
ATCOR → For, Since, The, This
related to John Locke · 3
ATCOR → John Locke, Mason Gaffney, While
related to Analogous principles with other forms of taxation · 2
ATCOR → Gaffney, The

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land tax taxes capital labor gaffney supply elastic theory new revenue rents taxation mason rent physiocrats economic smith city concept

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human migrationinstance ofThis means that income from land ultimately absorbs most of the income gains caused by tax cuts on labor and capital in the long run.Elastic supply of labor and capitalThe suppl…0.80text
shifts in the employment rateinstance ofThis means that income from land ultimately absorbs most of the income gains caused by tax cuts on labor and capital in the long run.Elastic supply of labor and capitalThe suppl…0.80text
and the availability of jobsinstance ofThis means that income from land ultimately absorbs most of the income gains caused by tax cuts on labor and capital in the long run.Elastic supply of labor and capitalThe suppl…0.80text
human migrationinstance ofElastic supply of labor and capitalThe supply of labor is affected by events0.80text
shifts in the employment rateinstance ofElastic supply of labor and capitalThe supply of labor is affected by events0.80text
and the availability of jobsinstance ofElastic supply of labor and capitalThe supply of labor is affected by events0.80text
ATCORrelated to Analogous principles with other forms of taxationThe0.60section
ATCORrelated to Analogous principles with other forms of taxationGaffney0.60section
ATCORrelated to CriticismCriticism0.60section
ATCORrelated to CriticismGaffney0.60section
ATCORrelated to CriticismIt0.60section
ATCORrelated to CriticismGeorgists0.60section

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