Which of the following was not a belief of Henry George and the single-tax movement?

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Henry George and the single-tax movement believed that taxing rental income would not adversely affect allocative efficiency because they viewed land as a fixed resource; thus, a tax on land rent would not change the supply of land or how it is used. They argued that since the supply of land is fixed, a tax on land rent would be borne entirely by landlords and would not distort economic decisions, unlike taxes on labor or capital, which can affect how much people work or save.

Which of the Following Was Not a Belief of Henry