In the News: Leonard Burman
Burman discusses tax reform on NPR
Burman weighs in on the debate about taxes in New York Times
"A lot of the debate about taxes is really a debate about spending," says Leonard Burman, professor of public administration and international affairs. "What is the role of government, and what is the value of government spending? Those tend to be the real underlying question."
Burman chapter on tax expenditure limits published in The Economics of Tax Policy
Burman paper on 2016 US presidential candidates and the economy published in Intereconomics
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Burman analysis of House GOP tax plan published in Columbia Journal of Tax Law
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Burman study on financial transaction taxes published in National Tax Journal
Burman study on taxation of Social Security benefits published in National Tax Journal
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Burman article on pathways to tax reform published in Public Finance Review
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Burman study on taxes and inequality published in Tax Law Review
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Burman chapter on finances of long-term care featured in Russell Sage Foundation book
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Burman paper on tax expenditures and implications for budget reform published in TPE
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Burman article on budget failure published in Milken Institute Review
Burman paper on taxing capital gains in Australia published in Australian Business Tax Reform in R&P
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The Labyrinth of Capital Gains Tax Policy: A Guide for the Perplexed
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