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NYC Tax Policy Colloquium - time finally set

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In my earlier post about this year's Zoom-only Tax Policy Colloquium, I noted that the time for our PM sessions had not been set. After internally discussions we've now been able to put it at 2 to 3:50 PM, EST, on fall semester Tuesdays.

One advantage of this time, we hope, is that people from California to Europe will find it feasible. Probably a tougher sell in, say, Australia, but one can always hope.

As noted earlier, we're planning a cocktail or tea time after the session, for a small group by Zoom. Given the time of the sessions, these probably won't happen right afterwards, but perhaps at 5 or so EST, varying with the presenting authors' preferences. (And we'd probably skip a given session if the author opted out.)

Finally, here again is our schedule for the fall semester:

1. Tuesday, August 25 ? Steven Dean, NYU Law School

2. Tuesday, September 1 ? Clinton Wallace, University of South Carolina School of Law

3. Tuesday, September 8 ? Natasha Sarin, University of Pennsylvania Law School

4. Tuesday, September 15 ? Adam Kern, Princeton Politics Depa't and NYU Law School

5. Tuesday, September 22 ? Henrik Kleven, Princeton Economics Department

6. Tuesday, September 29 ? Leandra Lederman, Indiana University Maurer School of Law

7. Tuesday, October 6 ? Michelle Hanlon, MIT Sloan School of Management

8. Tuesday, October 13 ? Steve Rosenthal, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center

9. Tuesday, October 20 ?Michelle Layser, University of Illinois College of Law

10. Tuesday, October 27 ? Daniel Shaviro, NYU Law School

11. Tuesday, November 10 ? Owen Zidar, Princeton Economics Department

12. Tuesday, November 17 ? Abdoulaye Ndiaye, NYU Stern Business School

13. Tuesday, November 24 ? Lilian Faulhaber, Georgetown Law School

14. Tuesday, December 1 ? Erin Scharff, Arizona State Sandra Day O?Connor College of Law

Full post as published by Start Making Sense on June 26, 2020 (boomark / email).

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