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Office of Tax Policy Research Family Tree – Volume 6 OFFICE OF TAX POLICY RESEARCH FAMILY TREE – VOLUME 6 JOEL SLEMROD & JAMES HINES’S UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADVISEES (through March 2018) Students advised by Shih-Ying Wu, PhD-- Professor Joel Slemrod. 2001, Economics Students advised by National Tsing Hua both Prof. Joel Slemrod University, Taiwan and Prof. James Hines. Jon Bakija, PhD--2000, Economics Williams College Sonja Olhoft Rego, PhD-- 1999, Accounting Indiana University Hisahiro Naito, PhD-- 1998, Economics University Tsukuba, Japan Lillian Mills, PhD--1997, Accounting University of Texas OFFICE OF TAX Marlene Plumlee, PhD-- 1997, Accounting POLICY RESEARCH University of Utah, Salt Joel Slemrod, PhD- Lake City 1980 (Harvard University) David Eaton, PhD--1995, Economics University of Michigan Murray State University David Harris, PhD--1994, (Page 1) Accounting Syracuse University Laura Kalambokidis, PhD-- 1992, Economics University of Minnesota & Minnesota State Economist Aileen Thompson, PhD-- 1991, Economics Federal Trade Commission Linda Burilovich, PhD-- 1990 Accounting Eastern Michigan University Brian Erard, PhD--1990, Economics B. Erard and Associates Douglas Shackelford, PhD--1990, Accounting University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Seiwoon Hwang, PhD-- Students advised by 2007, Economics Professor Joel Slemrod. Korea Capital Market Institute Students advised by both Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. James Hines. Michael Lovenheim, PhD -- 2007, Economics Cornell University Claudia Martinez, PhD-- 2007, Economics Pontifical Catholic University of Chile Jane Dokko, PhD--2006, Economics Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Sara LaLumia, PhD--2006, Economics Williams College OFFICE OF TAX Sherry (Xin) Li, PhD-- 2006, Economics POLICY RESEARCH University of Texas, Joel Slemrod, PhD- Dallas 1980 (Harvard University) Juston Garosi, PhD--2005, Economics University of Legislative Analyst's Michigan Office, State of California Christian Jaramillo, PhD-- (Page 2) 2005, Economics Universidad de los Andes, Colombia Naomi Feldman, PhD-- 2004, Economics Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Peter Katuščák, PhD-- 2004, Economics RWTH Aachen University, Germany Soraphol Tulasaythien, PhD-2003, Economics Ministry of Finance, Thailand Mark Long, PhD--2002, Economics University of Washington Wojciech Kopczuk, PhD-- 2001, Economics Columbia University Students advised by Professor Joel Slemrod. Students advised by both Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. James Hines. Students advised by Professor Joel David Agrawal, PhD-- Slemrod. 2012, Economics Students advised by both Prof. Joel University of Kentucky Slemrod and Prof. James Hines. Jongsang Park, PhD-- 2012, Economics Korea Institute of Finance Caroline Weber, PhD-- 2012, Economics University of Oregon Sebastien Bradley, PhD-- 2011, Economics Drexel University Owen Kearney, PhD-- 2011, Economics U.S. Department of the Treasury OFFICE OF TAX Laura Kawano, PhD-- POLICY RESEARCH 2010, Economics Research Affiliate, OTPR Joel Slemrod, PhD- 1980 (Harvard University) Shanthi Ramnath, PhD-- 2010, Economics University of U.S. Department of the Michigan Treasury Adam Cole, PhD--2009, (Page 3) Economics U.S. Department of the Treasury Samara Gunter, PhD-- 2008, Economics Colby College James Sallee, PhD--2008, Economics University of California, Berkeley Estelle Dauchy, PhD-- 2007, Economics Campaign for Tobacco- Free Kids Alison Felix, PhD--2007, Economics Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Rebecca Gunnlaugsson, PhD--2007, Economics South Carolina Department of Commerce Ben Meiselman, PhD-- 2017, Economics Students advised by Professor Joel Johns Hopkins Slemrod. University Students advised by both Prof. Joel Enda Hargaden, PhD-- Slemrod and Prof. 2016, Economics James Hines. University of Tennessee Daniel Reck, PhD--2016, Economics London School of Economics Rishi Sharma, PhD-- 2016, Economics Colgate University Ryo Ishida, PhD--2015, Economics Ministry of Finance, Japan Yulia Paramonova, PhD-- 2015, Economics OFFICE OF TAX Higher School in POLICY RESEARCH Economics, St. Petersburg Joel Slemrod, Sutirtha Bagchi, PhD-- PhD-1980 2014, Business (Harvard Economics University) Villanova University University of Nicolas Duquette, PhD-- Michigan 2014, Economics University of Southern California (Page 4) Eric Ohrn, PhD--2014, Economics Grinnell College Molly Saunders-Scott, PhD--2014, Economics Congressional Budget Office David Cashin, PhD--2013, Economics Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Christian Gillitzer, PhD-- 2013, Economics Reserve Bank of Australia Makoto Hasegawa, PhD-- 2013, Economics National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo Jeffrey Hoopes, PhD-- 2013, Accounting Ohio State University Students advised by Professor Joel Slemrod. Students advised by both Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. Students advised by Peter Katuščák, PhD-2004, Professor Jim Hines. Economics Students advised by RWTH Aachen University, both Prof. Joel Slemrod Germany and Prof. James Hines. Renata Kosova, PhD--2004, Business Economics Imperial College London Kenji Moriyama, PhD--2004, Economics International Monetary Fund Claudio Agostini, PhD--2003, Economics Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez Randall Reback, PhD--2003, Economics Barnard College OFFICE OF TAX Liya Rong, PhD-2003, Law POLICY RESEARCH Chongqing University James R. Hines Jr., PhD-1986 (Harvard University) Soraphol Tulayasathien, PhD-- University of 2003, Economics Ministry of Finance, Thailand Michigan Anna Dodonova, PhD--2002, (Page 1) Economics University of Ottawa Jeffrey Groen, PhD--2002, Economics Bureau of Labor Statistics Brian Poi, PhD--2002, Economics Stata Corporation Wojciech Kopczuk, PhD--2001, Economics Columbia University Shih-ying Wu, PhD--2001, Economics National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan Jon Bakija, PhD--2000, Economics Williams College Students advised by Sagit Leviner, PhD--2007, Law Professor Jim Hines. Ono Academic College, Israel Students advised by both Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. James Hines. Claudia Martinez, PhD--2007, Economics Universidad de Chile Fadi Shaheen, PhD--2007, Law Rutgers School of Law Sirinee Supornpaibul, PhD-- 2007, Law Martin Farnham, PhD--2006, Economics University of Victoria OFFICE OF TAX Sara LaLumia, PhD--2006, POLICY RESEARCH Economics Williams College James R. Hines Jr., PhD-1986 (Harvard University) Patrick Walsh, PhD--2006, University of Economics St. Michael's College Michigan (Page 2) Nathan Anderson, PhD--2005, Economics Ropes & Grey, Boston Justin Garosi, PhD--2005, Economics Legislative Analyst's Office State of California Christian Jaramillo, PhD-- 2005, Economics Comisión de Regulación de Energia, Colombia Austin Nichols, PhD--2005, Economics Abt Associates Naomi Feldman, PhD--2004, Economics Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Jun Hyeong Goh, PhD--2004, Economics POSCO Research Institute, Korea lDavid Agrawal, PhD--2012, Students advised by Economics Professor Jim Hines. University of Kentucky Students advised by both Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. James Hines. lJongsang Park, PhD--2012, Economics Korea Institute of Finance Caroline Weber, PhD--2012, Economics University of Oregon Sebastien Bradley, PhD--2011, Economics Drexel University Owen Kearney, PhD--2011, Economics U.S. Department of the Treasury OFFICE OF TAX Shanthi Ramnath, PhD--2010, Economics POLICY RESEARCH U.S. Department of the James R. Hines Jr., Treasury PhD-1986 (Harvard University) Adam Cole, PhD--2009, Economics University of U.S. Department of the Michigan Treasury Brian Rowe, PhD--2009, (Page 3) Economics Federal Trade Commission Nicola Sartori, PhD--2009, Law Bocconi University James Sallee, PhD--2008, Economics University of Chicago Estelle Dauchy, PhD--2007, Economics Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Alison Felix, PhD-2007, Economics Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Seiwoon Hwang, PhD--2007, Economics Korea Capital Market Institute Nicolas Duquette, PhD-- 2014, Economics Students advised by University of Southern Professor Jim Hines. California Students advised by both Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. James Hines. Oz Halabi, PhD--2014, Law Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, & Flom LLP & Affiliates Eric Ohrn, PhD--2014, Economics Grinnell College Molly Saunders-Scott, PhD--2014, Economics Congressional Budget Office David Cashin, PhD--2013, Economics Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System OFFICE OF TAX Elizabeth Chorvat, PhD-- 2013, Law POLICY RESEARCH University of Illinois at James R. Hines Jr., Urbana-Champaign PhD-1986 (Harvard University) Christian Gillitzer, PhD-- 2013, Economics University of Reserve Bank of Michigan Australia Makoto Hasegawa, PhD-- (Page 4) 2013, Economics National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, Tokyo Jeffrey Hoopes, PhD-- 2013, Accounting University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Nicholas Montgomery, PhD--2013, Economics & Public Policy Federal Reserve Board of Governors Seb Moosapoor, PhD-- 2013, Economics KPMG, Los Angeles Ben Niu, PhD--2013, Economics St. John Fisher College Nathan Seegert, PhD-- 2013, Economics University of Utah Jacob Bastian, PhD-- Students advised by 2017, Economics Professor Jim Hines University of Chicago Students advised by both Postdoc Prof. Joel Slemrod and Prof. James Hines Ed Fox, PhD--2017, Law NYU Law School Postdoc Andrew Litten, PhD-- 2017, Economics Cornerstone Research Ben Meiselman, PhD- -2017, Economics Johns Hopkins Postdoc Danny Schaffa, PhD-- 2017, Economics University of Richmond Law School Fan Fei, PhD--2016, OFFICE OF TAX POLICY Economics RESEARCH Northwestern James R. Hines Jr., PhD- College of Iowa 1986 (Harvard University) Enda Hargaden,
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