The real value of land is the intangible capital of the people associated with it and the resources that can be allocated to it—owning land near economic activity is like owning a small stake in that economic activity.

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Michael Bird

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I always think of it as owning land near some economic activity is like owning a small stake in the economic activity. Right.

Source

How Land is the Lynchpin in the Global Banking Systems | Interview: Mike BirdThe Dispatch
Created: 8/11/2026, 7:18:57 AM

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