New Dynamic Public Finance: A User's Guide [with Comments and Discussion]

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Optimal Taxation and Human Capital Policies over the Life Cycle (2014, unknown): “However, in the dynamic case, the conditions imposed on the allocations are more involved (see Golosov et al. (2013) or Pavan et al.”
A simpler theory of optimal capital taxation (2017, unknown): “wealth other than consumption was already recognized by Weber, Keynes, and Smith among others. Max Weber called the phenomenon of individuals valuing wealth per se the “capitalist spirit” (Weber, 1958).(15) Keynes (1931) regretted people’s “love of money as a possession.” In Keynes (1919), he also l”
Families in Macroeconomics (2016, unknown): “For a survey of the literature incorporating information frictions into public finance, see Golosov et al. (2006). assume that each income is drawn from a finite set wg 2Wgwith independent probability distributions denoted by p(wg).”
Progressive Estate Taxation (2010, background): “This is precisely the positive distortion emphasized by Golosov et al. (2003). However, as long as the admissibility constraint binds, so that νt+1 > 0, the second term on the right hand side contributes towards a negative intergenerational wedge χ < 0.”