Sentence examples for land monopoly from inspiring English sources
There he was deeply influenced by Henry George's ideas about the relationship between land monopoly and poverty.
The landowners and the nature of land use may have changed, but the effects of what, in Lloyd George's time, was termed "land monopoly" are still in evidence.
After becoming an opponent of land monopoly, Smith gave numerous farms of 50 acres each to indigent families, and he also attempted to colonize tracts in northern New York with free blacks, but this experiment was a failure.
Cimino's interest in the Johnson County war of 1892, when a stockgrowers' association in Wyoming hired mercenaries to defend their land monopoly by wiping out European immigrants, dated back to the early 1970s, when he had first written a script on the subject.
Lum advocated the destruction of the land monopoly, which he saw as a government-granted monopoly, by abolishing land titles and to allow free access to land, thus making the extraction of rent impossible.
His cabinet was noted for its distinguished ministers, including William Pember Reeves, who sponsored pioneering labour-protection legislation; John McKenzie, who fought against land monopolies; and Ballance's successor, Richard John Seddon.
These policies are bringing back "zamindari" and land monopolies of colonial times.
At that time, Californians saw irrigation as a way to break up the land monopolies and foster Jeffersonian farmers.
However, in more recent times population growth in urban China has been slower than in countries such as South Korea and Indonesia during their period of rapid economic development, mainly because of China's discriminatory policies against migrants and its state monopoly on rural-land sales.By any measure, the country's urbanisation has been impressive.
After liberation, however, several African governments declared a state monopoly over the ownership or allocation of land.
