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Harberger has been on the short list for the Nobel for at least 20 years. His seminal work on tax incidence has spawned thousands of references. Can we get something going on the man even if it is partial at the start? I am afraid to contribute something for fear of being labelled a vandal. How does one go about it?
Be bold! Just write, so long as its verifiable and from a neutral point of view.
It's good to be bold, but any article needs to adhere to standards. There are no references, and the tone goes astray at several places. This article needs serious work. ~~Naysayer — Preceding unsigned comment added by Naysayer (talk • contribs) 03:43, 1 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]
