Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Some Reasons That Americans Do Not Listen to Henry George, Kenneth C. Wenzer; Chapter 2 A Modern Theory of Land-Value Taxation, William Vickrey; Chapter 3 Simplification, Progression, and a Level Playing Field, William Vickrey; Chapter 4 Henry George, Economies of Scale, and Land Taxation, William Vickrey; Chapter 5 Propositions Relating to Site-Value Taxation, William Vickrey; Chapter 6 Land Speculation and Land-Value Taxation, Harry Gunnison Brown; Chapter 7 Tax Reform to Release Land, Mason Gaffney; Chapter 8 Fundamental and Feasible Improvements of Property Taxation, C. Lowell Harriss; Chapter 9 Taxing Land Is Better than Neutral: Land Taxes, Land Speculation, and the Timing of Development, T. Nicolaus Tideman; Chapter 10 Interest Originating from Invested Rent: Social or Private?, Robert V. Andelson; Chapter 11 Henry George: A Celebration of Land and Labor, Thomas R. West; Chapter 12 The Rise of the British Land-Taxing Movement: How It All Began, Roy Douglas; Chapter 13 Comments on the Problem of Public Revenue, Damon J. Gross; Chapter 14 The Ethics of Rent, Fred E. Foldvary; Chapter 15 Land-Value Taxation and Ecological-Tax Reform, Hanno T. Beck; Chapter 16 Psychological Perspective on the Land-Value Tax, Herbert Barry III; Chapter 17 Pennsylvania Farmers and the Split-Rate Tax, Alanna Hartzok; Chapter 18 In Defense of the Two-Rate Property Tax, Vernon I. Saunders; Chapter 19 Why Tax Land?, Godfrey R.A. Dunkley; Chapter 20 The Single-Tax Fiscal System, Jerome F. Heavey;