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How should the relationship between EBCOR, ATCOR, and the Henry George theorem be phrased?

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I think the wordings between each of those respective articles is confusing. Sometimes, they are described as complementary functions to each other. Other times, it's said that one theory is a corollary of another. It makes the most sense to me to believe that they are complementary theories that each support each other within a greater macro-theory.

If it were my choice, I would simply say that all three theories are complementary to each other in each article. Does anyone have any other thoughts on this? Zero Contradictions (talk) 09:14, 2 November 2025 (UTC)Reply