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by Dick Netzer (Editor)
Whatever the political potential of land value taxation as an important revenue source may be, economists continue to be intrigued by the theoretical case for a land tax. This collection of eight scholarly papers and ten commentaries is derived from a 1998 Lincoln Institute conference that explored land value taxation in contemporary societies.
Author Biography
Dick Netzer was emeritus professor of economics and public administration at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University.