Economics_, chapter xi.)

10. Distribution of wealth in the United States. (Taussig, _Principles
of Economics_, vol. ii, chapter liv; King, _Wealth and Income of the
People of the United States_, chapter ix.)

11. Place of machinery in the capitalistic system. (Hobson, _Evolution
of Modern Capitalism_, pages 27-29.)

12. The impersonality of modern life. (_Lessons in National and
Community Life_, Series B, pages 97-104.)

13. The extent of poverty in modern life. (Burch and Patterson,
_American Social Problems_, chapter xvi.)




B. PROGRAMS OF INDUSTRIAL REFORM


CHAPTER XI

SINGLE TAX


104. DEFINITIONS.--The words "single tax" refer to a policy under
which all public revenue is to be raised by a single tax on land
value. All other taxes are to be abolished. By land value is meant the
value of the land itself, irrespective of all improvements, such as