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THE DANIEL M. HOLLAND MEDAL The National Tax Association presents the Daniel M. Holland Medal for outstanding contributions to the study and practice of public finance. The award was begun in 1993. The recipient is chosen by a committee of NTA members selected by the Board of Directors, and the medal is awarded at the Annual Meeting of the Members, held in conjunction with the Annual Conference on Taxation. Professor of Economics at MIT, Dan Holland had a lifelong interest in all aspects of public finance. He was a researcher and teacher with an interest in stimulating knowledge in the field. He was a practitioner who played a role in the implementation of fiscal reform. He made great efforts to further the work of the National Tax Association, and was the Editor of the National Tax Journal from 1966 through 1991. The Recipients 2007 - Harvey Rosen 2006 - Richard Bird 2005 - Roy Bahl 2004
- Charles E. McLure 2002 - Wallace E. Oates 2001 - Arnold C. Harberger 2000 - John F. Due 1999 - Oliver Oldman 1998 - C. Lowell Harriss 1997 - Richard Goode 1996 - George F. Break 1994 - Richard Musgrave 1993 - Carl S. Shoup
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