Comments highlight differences in forest taxation, sustained yield management, and government costs in New Hampshire and Sweden.
Mr. Murphy emphasizes the differences in market value depending on whether or not a forest property is managed on a sustained yield basis. He believes that since the bad market value situation is the result of a bad forest situation, the forest owners themselves have it in their own hands to cure both. He also calls attention to the considerable difference in cost of government in New Hampshire and Sweden and how it affects the tax rate.
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Louis S. Murphy (1930) studied this question.
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