PoliticalTests

Georgism vs Left-Libertarianism

80% alikeCompared on 12 axes
GeorgismLiberal

Georgism holds that people own what they create, but the value of land and natural resources belongs to everyone and should be shared through a land value tax.

  • People should keep the full value of what they produce through their own work and investment.
  • The value of land and natural resources is created by the community and belongs to all.
  • A tax on the value of land, not buildings, is the fairest and most efficient source of public revenue.
About Georgism
Left-LibertarianismLiberal

Left-libertarianism combines strong individual liberty and self-ownership with the belief that natural resources belong to everyone in some egalitarian way.

  • Each person has full ownership of their own body, mind and labor.
  • Natural resources belong to everyone and should be shared fairly.
  • People who claim more land or resources may owe compensation to others.
About Left-Libertarianism
ECONOMYSTATE AND LIBERTYSOCIETYWORLDOwnershipMarketsWelfareAuthoritySecurityStructureMoralityReligionTechnologyCultureTradeForeign
  • Georgism: petals and stars
  • Left-Libertarianism: dashed outline

★ Where they differ most

  • Morality55 points apart

    Georgism: Progressive (mild). Left-Libertarianism: Progressive (strong).

  • Ownership50 points apart

    Georgism: Private (mild). Left-Libertarianism: Public (mild).

  • Markets50 points apart

    Georgism: Free (strong). Left-Libertarianism: Free (mild).

  • Structure50 points apart

    Georgism: Local (mild). Left-Libertarianism: Local (moderate).

★ Where they are closest

  • Foreign policy · 0 apart
  • Technology · 0 apart
  • Trade · 35 apart

Axis by axis

Left-Libertarianism

Economy

Equality / Markets
  • OwnershipMild: Private
    PublicPrivate
  • MarketsStrong: Free
    PlannedFree
  • WelfareBalanced
    SharedSelf-reliant

State and liberty

Liberty / Authority
  • AuthorityModerate: Democratic
    DemocraticStrong leader
  • SecurityModerate: Liberty
    LibertyOrder
  • StructureMild: Local
    LocalCentral

Society

Progress / Tradition
  • MoralityMild: Progressive
    ProgressiveTraditional
  • ReligionModerate: Secular
    SecularReligious
  • TechnologyMild: Embrace
    EmbraceCaution
  • CultureMild: Multicultural
    MulticulturalNational identity

World

Global / Nation
  • TradeStrong: Global
    GlobalProtected
  • Foreign policyModerate: Cooperation
    CooperationStrength

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Georgism vs Left-Libertarianism

What is the difference between Georgism and Left-Libertarianism?

Georgism holds that people own what they create, but the value of land and natural resources belongs to everyone and should be shared through a land value tax. Left-libertarianism combines strong individual liberty and self-ownership with the belief that natural resources belong to everyone in some egalitarian way. On the 12 axes they differ most on morality, ownership, markets.

What do Georgism and Left-Libertarianism have in common?

Their positions are closest on foreign policy, technology, trade. Overall their profiles are a 80% match on the 12 axes used by the 12 Axes Political Test.

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