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NYU Tax Policy Colloquium, Jan - April 2010, current status of the schedule

All sessions meet on Thursdays from 4-5:50 pm in Vanderbilt 208, NYU Law School. Mihir Desai and I will be the co-convenors. The speakers are all set, but a few of the listed paper titles could change.

1. January 14 ? Lily Batchelder, NYU Law School, ?$750 Billion Misspent? Getting More from Tax Incentives? (with Austin Nichols and Eric Toder).
2. January 21 ? Kimberley Brooks, McGill Law School, ?Tax Sparing: A Needed Incentive for Foreign Investment in Low Income Countries, or an Unnecessary Revenue Sacrifice??
3. January 28 ? Michael Knoll, Penn Law School, and Ruth Mason, University of Connecticut Law School, ?What Is Tax Discrimination??
4. February 4 ? Michael Devereux, Said Business School, Oxford University, ?Taxation of Outbound Direct Investment: Economic Principles and Tax Policy Considerations.?
5. February 11 ? David Walker, Boston University Law School/NYU Law School, ?Tax Penalties and the Legislative Process.?
6. February 18 ? Jeffrey Brown, University of Illinois Business School, ?Automatic Lifetime Income as a Path to Retirement Income Security.?
7. February 25 ? Matthew Adler, Penn Law School., ?Social Welfare Functions and Policy Analysis.?
8. March 4 ? Rebecca Kysar, Brooklyn Law School, ?Lasting Legislation.?
9. March 11 ? David Weisbach, University of Chicago Law School, ?Trade and Carbon Taxes.?
10. March 25 ? Robert Peroni, University of Texas School of Law, ?Can Tax Expenditure Analysis Be Divorced From a Normative Tax Base?: A Critique of the ?New Paradigm.??
11. April 1 ? Douglas Shackelford, Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina. [Title to be supplied.]
12. April 8 ? Joel Slemrod, University of Michigan Economics Department and Business School, ?Car Notches.?
13. April 15 ? Michael Schler, Cravath, Swayne, and Moore. [Title to be supplied.]
14. April 22 ? James R. Hines, University of Michigan Business School and Law School, and Edward McCaffery, USC Law School, ?The Last Best Hope for Progressivity in Tax.?

Full post as published by Start Making Sense on December 09, 2009 (boomark / email).