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A TAX POLICY CONFERENCE:
STATE TAX INCENTIVES FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
on
Friday, October 7, 2005

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9:00-9:30   

Registration
9:30-9:45 Introduction & Welcome
9:45-10:30    Presentation on Pending Lititgation
» Kevin Thompson, Legislative Counsel, Council on State Taxation
10:45-12:15   

The Merits and Implications of Cuno v. DaimlerChrysler
» Prof. Brannon Denning, Cumberland School of Law
» Prof. Peter Enrich, Northeastern University School of Law
     Article: Saving the States from Themselves: Commerce Clause Constraints on State Tax Incentives for Business
» Prof. Kirk Stark, UCLA School of Law
» Prof. Edward Zelinsky, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
     Article: Restoring Politics to the Commerce Clause: The Case for Abandoning the Dormant Commerce Clause Prohibition on Discriminatory Taxation
     Testimony: Economic Development and the Commerce Clause

» Moderator: Prof. Kristin Hickman, University of Minnesota Law School

12:15-1:15 Lunch (provided)
1:15-2:00

Presentation on Pending Federal Legislation
» Prof. Walter Hellerstein, Univ. of Georgia School of Law
     Article: Commerce Clause Restraints on State Tax Incentives
     Testimony: Economic Development and the Commerce Clause

2:00-2:15   Break
2:15-3:45 The Wisdom and Efficacy of State Tax Competition
» Prof. Peter Fisher, University of Iowa Graduate Program in Urban and Regional Planning
     Article: Incentive Competition: Why is it so Difficult to Control? (original source)
     Article: The Failures of Economic Development Incentives (original source)
» Mr. Joel Michael, Legislative Analyst, Minnesota House of Representatives Research Department
     Article: Enterprise Zones: A Review of the Economic Theory and Empirical Evidence (original source)
» Prof. James Rogers, Texas A&M University Department of Political Science
     Article: State Tax Competition and Congressional Commerce Power: The Original Prudence of Concurrent Taxing Authority
» Mr. Arthur Rolnick, Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
     Web Article: Congress Should End the Economic War Among the States
» Moderator: Prof. Myron Orfield, University of Minnesota Law School
3:45   Adjourn
Reception to follow

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