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| | Re: "rent is not a significant share of GDP" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | For example, it is OK when demonstrating logical problems with neoclassical economics when those problems are independent of the existence or non-existence of rent. |
 | | Thus, when Edward Denison tried to estimate how much pure Ricardian rent there was in today's America, he came up with only a few percent of the official gross or net national product. |
 | | I have shown that the use of such land, and which lands are rent-free, depends on the distribution of the distribution of income, net of rent, between wages and profits.) J. |
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