Wirtschaftspolitischen Gespräche "The Future of U.S. Fiscal Policy", 17.5.2016, WKO Sky Lounge

Wien (OTS) - Die Wirtschaftskammer Österreich und das
Wirtschaftspolitische Zentrum laden herzlich zu den
Wirtschaftspolitischen Gesprächen am 17. Mai 2016 zum Thema "The
Future of U.S. Fiscal Policy" ein.

The Future of U.S. Fiscal Policy

In confronting the economic and social problems of fiscal
sustainability and inequality, government actions are constrained by
increasing globalization and international mobility. This lecture
will discuss the underlying challenges and big trade-offs for U.S.
fiscal policy and their likely long-term consequences and effects on
distribution within and across generations. Will U.S. tax reform
achieve simplification, improve incentives and contain inequality?
Can the U.S. maintain its growth potential and technological lead?
Can the U.S. stem its rising fiscal debt? How is the U.S. federal
system dealing with fiscal stress at the state and local levels?
Could the outcome of U.S. presidential elections lead to fundamental
changes in fiscal and economic policies?

Welcoming Address
Christoph Leitl
President of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber

Lecture
Alan Auerbach
Robert D. Burch Professor of Economics and Law, University of
California at Berkeley

Discussion
Christian Keuschnigg
University of St. Gallen, Head of Economic Policy Center WPZ Vienna

Moderation
Christoph M. Schneider
Head of Economic Policy Division, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber

Zeit: Dienstag, 17. Mai 2016, 10 - 12 Uhr (anschließend
Mittagsbuffet)
Ort: WKÖ, WKO Sky Lounge, Wiedner Hauptstraße 63, 1040 Wien

Anmeldungen bitte unter [email protected]

"The Future of U.S. Fiscal Policy"

 Wirtschaftspolitischen Gespräche am 17. Mai 2016 zum Thema "The
 Future of U.S. Fiscal Policy" ein.
 
 The Future of U.S. Fiscal Policy
 
 In confronting the economic and social problems of fiscal
 sustainability and inequality, government actions are constrained by
 increasing globalization and international mobility. This lecture
 will discuss the underlying challenges and big trade-offs for U.S.
 fiscal policy and their likely long-term consequences and effects on
 distribution within and across generations. Will U.S. tax reform
 achieve simplification, improve incentives and contain inequality?
 Can the U.S. maintain its growth potential and technological lead?
 Can the U.S. stem its rising fiscal debt? How is the U.S. federal
 system dealing with fiscal stress at the state and local levels?
 Could the outcome of U.S. presidential elections lead to fundamental
 changes in fiscal and economic policies?
 
 Welcoming Address: Christoph Leitl
 President of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber
 Lecture: Alan Auerbach
 Robert D. Burch Professor of Economics and Law, University of
 California at Berkeley
 Discussion: Christian Keuschnigg
 University of St. Gallen, Head of Economic Policy Center WPZ Vienna
 
 Moderation: Christoph M. Schneider
 Head of Economic Policy Division, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber


 Datum:   17.5.2016, 10:00 - 12:00 Uhr
 Ort:     Wirtschaftskammer Österreich Sky Lounge
          Wiedner Hauptstraße 63, 1040 Wien

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