Welcome Remarks
Andrew Guzman, Dean of USC Gould School of Law
Browse the recorded Nov. 5, 2021, Edward Kleinbard Conference panels and accompanying downloadable presentation slides below.
Edward Kleinbard Conference panels
Browse the recorded Nov. 5, 2021, Edward Kleinbard Conference panels and accompanying downloadable presentation slides below. Select a link from the list below to jump to that panel.
- Panel 1 – High Noon in the Tax Policy Corral: Ed Kleinbard’s Race Against Time
- Panel 2 – Financial Products
- Panel 3 – Stateless Income & Beyond: Ed Kleinbard’s Contribution to International Tax Policy
- Panel 4 – Capital Income and Business Tax Reform
- Panel 5 – Fiscal Policy and Economic Justice I
- Panel 6 – Fiscal Policy and Economic Justice II
- Panel 7 – What Would Ed Think? – Policy Perspectives
Panel 1 – High Noon in the Tax Policy Corral: Ed Kleinbard’s Race Against Time
Discussing their pending paper on the life and work of Ed Kleinbard.
- Joseph Bankman (Ralph M. Parsons Professor of Law & Business, Stanford University Law School)
- Daniel Shaviro (Wayne Perry Professor of Taxation, New York University School of Law) | Download Slides [PDF]
Panel 2 – Financial Products
- Les Samuels (Senior Counsel, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton)
- Jim Peaslee (Senior Counsel, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton)
- Erika Nijenhuis (Senior Counsel, Office of Tax Policy, U.S. Treasury)
Panel 3 – Stateless Income & Beyond: Ed Kleinbard’s Contribution to International Tax Policy
Reuven Avi-Yonah (Irwin I. Cohen Professor of Law, University of Michigan Law School) discusses his pending paper on Ed Kleinbard’s international tax contributions | Download Slides [PDF]
Panel:
- Rosanne Altshuler (Rutgers University) | Download Slides [PDF]
- Thornton Matheson (Senior Fellow, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center)
- Vicki Perry (IMF, Deputy Director Fiscal Affairs Department, retired)
Panel 4 – Capital Income and Business Tax Reform
Eric Toder (Institute Fellow and Co-director, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center) discusses his pending paper on Ed Kleinbard’s “BEIT” Proposal | Download Slides [PDF]
Panel:
- David Weisbach (Walter J. Blum Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School)
- Alan Auerbach (Robert D. Burch Professor of Economics and Law, U.C. Berkeley)
- Richard Rubin ( S. Tax Policy Reporter, The Wall Street Journal)
Panel 5 – Fiscal Policy and Economic Justice I
Edward Kleinbard’s Books
- We Are Better Than This (2015)
- William Gale (Miller Chair in Federal Economic Policy, Brookings Institution, Co-Director of Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center) | Download Slides [PDF]
- What’s Luck Got to Do with It? (2021)
- Greg Keating (William T. Dalessi Professor of Law and Philosophy, USC Gould School of Law) | Download Notes [PDF]
- Suzanne Greenberg |Download Slides [PDF]
Panel 6 – Fiscal Policy and Economic Justice II
- Emmanuel Saez (Professor of Economics and Director, Center for Equitable Growth, U.C. Berkeley) | Download Slides [PDF]
- Gabriel Zucman (Associate Professor of Economics, Director of the Stone Center on Wealth & Income Inequality, U.C. Berkeley) | Download Slides [PDF]
- Ed McCaffery (Robert C. Packard Trustee Chair in Law, USC Gould School of Law) | Download Slides [PDF]
Panel 7 – What Would Ed Think? – Policy Perspectives
- Kimberly Clausing (Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Tax Analysis, U.S. Treasury)
- Chye-Ching Huang (Executive Director, Tax Law Center, New York University School of