Tax Policy in the Twenty-first Century

The Urgent Need to Look Ahead; The Momentum of Tax Reform; A View from the Legislative Front; Experience from a Century of Change; Demographic Shark in the Fiscal Water; We're Not Getting Any Younger; Taxation in a Small World; The Search for Compatible Tax Systems; International Tax Law: The Need for Constructive Change; International Cooperation Is Possible; Developing Countries' Delicate Balances; Day of Reckoning Approaches for the European Community; Outlook for Japan; A Plea for Stable Principles; Political Realities in a New Century; Faith in Market Forces; The US Supply-Side Revolution; Another Side to the Supply Side; Richer Means Harder to Tax; A Second Word About Taxing Affluence; A Pollution Tax Makes Sense; Forces That Shape Tax Policy; Computerized Tax Collecting; The Value of Warning.