Abstract
W TRITERS of recent textbooks in beginning economics V have been prone to imply that rent reflects the intensity of land use. The accepted scheme of the relationship of land rent to intensity is illustrated in figure 1 in which there is a symmetrical rise (or fall) in the intensity of the application of labor and capital to varying grades of land; the highest grade being in all instances that which is most
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