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edit> When there is no accessible rent-free land, any improvements in the condition of society, be they in the form of civilizational progress or local improvement, are recaptured in the form of higher land values, and the leftover wages after rent is paid will tend towards subsistence, as described by David Ricardo's Law of Rent.
That's not what the page on Ricardo's Law of Rent says at all. 62.200.22.2 (talk)
Oh, actually it is. 62.200.22.2 (talk)