C. Eugene Steuerle

Economist and author of key publications

C. Eugene Steuerle - Thinkers & Philosophers born December 22nd, 1946
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An economist focused on fiscal policy, tax reform, and social security. Served as a deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury for tax analysis. Co-founded the Urban Institute's National Center for Children in Poverty, contributing to research on child welfare and poverty. Authored influential books and articles discussing the challenges in public finance and intergenerational equity. Involved in numerous policy discussions and public seminars, providing insights into taxation and budgetary issues.

Authored 'Dead Men Ruling: How to Restore Fiscal Freedom and Rescue Our Future'

Served as deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury

Co-founded the Urban Institute's National Center for Children in Poverty

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