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Introduction
Maximilian Held edited this page Dec 20, 2014
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Set up video conferencing (if applicable)
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Hi everyone
- name, contact info, job
- (this class is basically my diss)
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Who are you and why did you take the class?
- We'll be doing a little experiment, see how our understanding changes.
- Distribution.
- There is no right or wrong. I've tried very hard for there not to be right/wrong.
- This will take some time. (2h)
- If you don't understand all the concepts, follow your gut, or rate it in the middle.
- First put them into 3 piles.
- Height of colum does not matter, 0 does not matter.
- Make notes on the back if you don't understand them, or find them stupid.
- Add your own q cards, but don't sort them in.
- (lots of stuff)
- Beliefs, Values, Preferences
- Things about tax on which reasonable people can disagree. (Values)
- Politicized ideas, abstractions that people need to understand taxes. (Beliefs)
- Notice the ontological and axiological baggage of beliefs, values and preferences.
- Good idea about actual taxes out there (Taxes)
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actual taxes
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Beliefs / Doability
- Elasticity
- Incidence
- Schedule
- Timing
- Neutrality
- (The Mixed Economy?)
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Values / Desirability
- Optimality
- Justice
- Sustainability
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Values / Preferences
- Hangout instead?
- 10.05.2015 11:00-18:00
- 26.05.2014 12:00-18:00
- 07.06.2015 12:00-18:00
- 20.06.2015 11:00-14:00
- 03.07.2015 11:00-17:00
- 12.07.2015 11:00-18:00