
that sheds light on today's baffling economic problems
During his lifetime, he became the
third most famous man in the United States, behind Thomas Edison and Mark Twain. His supporters included Leo Tolstoy, Albert Einstein, Winston Churchill and John Dewey, to name a few. Here's our Henry George quote of the day, and here is more on George's life and work. NEW! Read The Life of Henry George online.
The Great Crash of 2008 / How to Thaw Credit, Now and Permanently by Mason Gaffney.
Who saw it coming? Georgist economists did -- and they said so in print. Here are two timely essays by a widely-published expert on urban and resource economics that decipher the cause of today's economic crisis, and explain how society can recover -- permanently. Order a copy!
 A group of savvy students from the Big Apple think they know why their town faces so many powerful problems. Can YOU handle the truth? |
Since 1971 the Henry George Institute has offered a three-course series that surveys fundamental principles of political economy. Now the full series is finally available on the Web! Students who have completed Understanding Economics are invited to enroll in Applied Economics: Globalization and Trade and Economic Science.

If you're looking for lively conversations about the issues we raise here -- and sensible answers to your questions on the mysteries of economics -- then stop by the ECONOMIC JUSTICE DISCUSSION ROOM.
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