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Gabriel Zucman es considerado uno de los economistas más brillantes de su generación. A los 37 años ya recibió la Medalla John Bates Clark, un premio para economistas menores de 40 años que es considerado un buen predictor de futuros premios Nobel.
L'économiste français Gabriel Zucman, de l'École normale supérieure, milite pour taxer les milliardaires. Il était invité jeudi 29 février par le Brésil pour présenter ses travaux devant les ministres des Finances du G20. Si un accord sur une telle taxe est encore loin, le sujet n'est pas tabou.
O trabalho do economista francês Gabriel Zucman, professor da Universidade da Califórnia em Berkeley, nos Estados Unidos, têm sido um dos principais pilares de sustentação dos argumentos em defesa da tributação de grandes riquezas nos últimos anos.
Um imposto global sobre os bilionários pode ser efetivo mesmo que não exista consenso global sobre o tema.
A convite do ministro, Gabriel Zucman, professor assistente da Universidade da California Berkeley, fez ontem uma enfática defesa da proposta de Haddad de um imposto mínimo sobre a riqueza global aos chefes financeiros dos países do G20 (que congrega as maiores economias do mundo) reunidos em São Pa
Gabriel Zucman, the founder and director of the E.U. Tax Observatory, a nonprofit group, spoke about taxing billionaires at a meeting of the G20 finance ministers in São Paulo.
“Progressive taxation is a key pillar of democratic societies,” Gabriel Zucman, director of the EU-backed research group, told leaders at the summit, which wrapped up Thursday.
During a press conference this Thursday (29), Economist Gabriel Zucman, serving as Minister Fernando Haddad's special guest in the G20 debate on the taxation of large fortunes, advocated for the necessity of a globally coordinated minimum tax on substantial fortunes, set at a minimum of 2% annually.
French economist Gabriel Zucman brought a $250-billion-a-year idea to top policy makers from the world's biggest economies Thursday: slap an international wealth tax on the super-rich.
Zucman said the G20 talks would mark “the beginning of a conversation”. Various details would need to be hammered out between countries over how the wealth tax would function, in a process that could take years.
