• unfreeradical@lemmy.world
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    Urban planning and land allocation are required for resolving which group may use which land, and which usage is permitted.

    Otherwise, conflict would be intractable, and exchange and transportation would be dysfunctional.

    If land is managed cooperatively, then once a group is allocated use of land, it may proceed with use, but the public still holds an interest in broader supervision, and in cases of revised planning or observed mismanagement, reallocation may be warranted.

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      Land value taxation actually solves the mismanagement problem because as the location site-value increases the workers using the land have to pay more. This gives them an economic incentive to use the land more productively in order to afford the higher land rent

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        The public interest in managing land is not limited to assessing how much revenue is generated from its use, nor necessarily strongly bound to such considerations.