| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Farmers might be an exception: in the early years, they make improvements to land -- clearing it, fencing it, draining or irrigating it, maintaining or increasing its fertility through good care -- but generally most of any increase in value comes from public investment in roads, highways, bridges, utilities, schools, and other public goods and services, often an effect of advancing sprawl.
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