Real Estate Taxes and Urban housing is a useful book on a hot subject. Dick Nctzer, in his Economics of the Properly Tax, leaned heavily on it while it was still a Ph.D. dissertation, pronouncing it “by far the best available treatment” of its subject, and citing it to support some of his policy conclusions. Not every dissertation moves so swiftly to the battle line. It bears some marks of the haste.
1968. University of Chicago J. of Business, April, pp. 276-77.
