Notable People Influenced By Georgism
- Matthew Bellamy – member of the alternative rock band, Muse
- Ralph Borsodi
- Sir Samuel Brittan – Columnist for the Financial Times.
- William F. Buckley, Jr.
- Vince Cable – UK Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, Liberal Democrats Deputy Leader and Shadow Chancellor.
- Winston Churchill
- Nick Clegg – Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, leader of the Liberal Democrats
- Clarence Darrow
- Michael Davitt
- Mark Drakeford – Labour Welsh AM.
- Albert Einstein
- Fred Foldvary, PhD – Lecturer in Economics, Santa Clara University
- Henry Ford
- M. Mason Gaffney, PhD – Economics professor at the University of California at Riverside
- David Lloyd George
- George Grey
- Walter Burley Griffin
- Bolton Hall, New York City activist
- Fred Harrison – Research Director of the London-based Land Research Trust
- Michael Hudson (economist) American Professor and president of the Institute for the Study of Long-term Economic Trends (ISLET).
- William Morris Hughes – seventh Prime Minister of Australia (1915–1923)
- Bill Moyers
- Aldous Huxley
- Blas Infante
- Mumia Abu-Jamal
- Tom L. Johnson
- Samuel M. Jones – Mayor of Toledo, Ohio (1897 to 1904)
- Wolf Ladejinsky
- Suzanne La Follette – American journalist & libertarian feminist
- Elizabeth Magie
- Ralph Nader
- Francis Neilson – Actor, playwright, stage director, Member of the British House of Commons, avid lecturer, and author
- Albert Jay Nock
- Fernando Scornik Gerstein – Argentinean writer, President of the International Union
- Herbert A. Simon – Winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics (1978)
- Raymond A. Spruance
- Joseph Stiglitz – Winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics (2001)
- Leo Tolstoy
- William Simon U'Ren
- William Vickrey – Winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics (1996)
- Silvio Gesell – Proponent of free land and free money
- Martin Wolf – Associate editor at the Financial Times.
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Sun Yat-sen
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