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The Landlord’s Game

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The Landlord’s Game

Als Verfechterin der Ideen des Ökonomen Henry George (vgl.Georgismus) wollte E. Magie dessen wirtschaftspolitische Gedanken auch „einfachen“ Leuten leichter vermitteln. Es sollte die Gefahrendes monopolistischen Landbesitz…

The Landlord’s Game

Ihre Biografin Mary Pilon schrieb: „Ihr erklärtes Ziel war, das Übel der Geldvermehrung auf Kosten anderer zu zeigen.“[1]„In kurzer Zeit, ich hoffe in sehr kurzer Zeit, werden Männer und Frauen begreifen, dass ihre Armut daher kommt, dass Carnegie und Rockefeller möglicherweise so viel Geld haben, dass sie nicht wissen, was sie damit machen sollen.“

„In a short time, I hope a very short time, men and women will discover that they are poor because Carnegie and Rockefeller, maybe, have more than they know what to do with.“ -

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