Previous positions include president of the National Tax Association (2001-2002), chair of the 1999 Technical Panel advising Social Security on its methods and assumptions, president of the National Economists Club Educational Foundation, deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury for tax analysis (1987-1989), and resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Between 1984 and 1986, Dr. Steuerle served as economic coordinator and original organizer of the Treasury's tax reform effort, for which Treasury and White House officials have written that tax reform "would not have moved forward without your early leadership."
Dr. Steuerle's other books include: Social Security and the Family (co-edited with Melissa Favreault and Frank Sammartino) and Nonprofits and Government (co-edited with Elizabeth Boris). His columns have appeared mainly in three series: "Straight Talk on Social Security and Retirement Policy" for the Urban Institute, " Economic Perspective " for Tax Notes, and an "After Tax" column for the Financial Times.
Dr. Steuerle has also undertaken various missions for International Monetary Fund to China, Singapore, and Slovakia, while the government of Barbados undertook a tax reform effort modeled after a report that he co-authored as head of another mission. « less
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Other Positions & Memberships
Retirement Security Project
Policy and research group focusing on retirement and...
Tax Policy Center
Economic think tank; partnership of Brookings and Urban...
Peter G Peterson Foundation
Social Security privatization think tank funded by...
Comeback America Initiative
fiscal reform organization
Peterson-Pew Commission on Budget Reform
Committee of budget experts funded...
Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
Budget think tank; founded in 1981...
