To put this simple no-significant-extra cost tax reform into a larger context, we can highly recommend a newly published book, Society at the Crossroads,  (full disclosure: we wrote the book ourselves).   

This book applies the underlying ethical principle that justifies land value taxation to the other problems society faces, such as suicidal terrorism, Enron-ism, high crime rate, extensive hard-drug use, violence in entertainment, family and school decline, etc. The last half of chapter eight and all of chapter nine deal directly with land value taxation.

We tried to write the book clearly and simply; it is meant to entertain as well as to enlighten. It can be ordered from Aurora Press (MD), 10528 Cross Fox Lane (suite E-2), Columbia MD 21044.  Mention this website to obtain a 20% discount - the cost to you is $18.36 net for the paperback edition or $21.56 net for the hard-cover edition (no charge for shipping & handling).  Please pay by check.  

Visit the web site Society at the Crossroads The last half of chapter eight of Society at the Crossroads discusses the ethical aspects of land value taxation, and all of chapter nine is devoted to its economic aspects.