Land Use

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"In his book, Small is Beautiful, E. F. Schumacher sets forth the idea that land is sacred, and the use of land is not to be confused with the use of labor and capital, the other factors of production as accepted by economists. Schumacher suggests that land has three tasks: to keep man in touch with living nature; to humanize and ennoble man's wider habitat; and to bring forth the foodstuff and other materials necessary to maintain life.. This research explores Schumacher's views regarding land, and compares them with Milton Friedman, Michael Parenti and the views expressed in Worker Empowerment, a series of essays edited by Jon Wisman.

Schumacher defines land as including not only the soil, but also the living things (plants and animals taken together), human beings, water and air which combined make up nature.. Land is not ..."

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