Emmanuel Saez - Escaping inequality: taxation and the role of state

Video interview series presented by Rajk College for Advanced Studies for its 50th birthday. The series covers interviews made by selected awardees of the John von Neumann and Herbert Simon Awards established by Rajk College, Budapest, Hungary. This interview was made with Emmanuel Saez at the Economics Department of UC Berkeley at February 3, 2020 before any COVID-19 restrictions.
Directors: Kornél Hoffmann, Márton Simó, Ádám Vig, Judit Berei, Artúr Velkey, Mátyás Tompa, Dóra Kovács
Interviewers: Márton Simó, Ádám Vig
Cinematographer: Dániel Bálint
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Saez is so right that societies or really governments choose the level of inequality they allow and the ability of corporations and the rich to evade taxes. I've read Triumph of Injustice and it has excellent research and some solutions, particularly taxing multinational corporations on where they actually do business and make profits.

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These videos are amazing guys! Thanks for sharing them