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Some selected publications and presentations related to the Review are shown below.
This presentation was given at the University of Oxford's CBT summer conference, July 2010.
We draw upon the Mirrlees Review of the tax system to examine how the Government might want to think about raising extra revenue.
This presentation was the Presidential address at the Society for Labor Economics, World Meeting in London, June 2010.
This lecture was given at the AEA Meetings in Atlanta, January 2010.
This presentation was a keynote speech at the conference, Economic policy in the modern welfare state.
This presentation was given at the Skattesforum 2009 (research forum on taxation) organised by the Research Council of Norway.
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
Presentation given at a special session on the Mirrlees Review at the RES annual conference 2008.
This paper was given as the IFS annual lecture in September 2006.
John Kay and Mervyn King
This book uses economic analysis to examine the problems facing the British tax system, and offers a strategy for reform.
This is the report of a committee chaired by Professor James Meade, whose remit was to make a study of the UK tax system as whole.
See a list of authors
The Review is funded by the Nuffield Foundation and the ESRC.
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Dimensions of Tax Design: the Mirrlees Review, J. Mirrlees, S. Adam, T. Besley, R. Blundell, S. Bond, R. Chote, M. Gammie, P. Johnson, G. Myles and J. Poterba (eds), ISBN: 978-0-19-955375-4, Oxford University Press: April 2010 Tax by Design: the Mirrlees Review will be published in September 2010. The Review is being published by Oxford University Press. Hard copies of Dimensions of Tax Design are available from IFS for £90 (list price is £95). Discounted copies can be ordered by IFS members for £65 (post and packaging will be charged for orders outside the UK: £6 for European countries and £18 for countries outside Europe). Both volumes are being posted to download free of charge on this site when they are published. |



