14 & 15/11/2025 - Visio room D251
Program of the day
2025 Belgo-Japan Public Economics conference
Friday November 14, 2025
08.45 : welcome coffee/tea
SESSION 1 : Taxing household and multinationals
09.00-09.50 : Pierre Pestieau (University of Liège)
Taxing inter vivos transfers and bequests
09.50-10.40 : Jean Hindriks (UCLouvain)
Taxing Multinationals: Revenue-production efficiency tradeoff
10.45-11.15 : coffee/tea break
SESSION 2: Multinationals architecture and profit shifting
11.15-12.05 : Kozo Kiyota (Keio University)
Keep Your Enemies Closer: International Joint Ventures in the Global Network
of Japanese Multinational Companies
12.05-12-55: Mohammed Mardan (Norwegian School of Economics, Norway)
The ART of profit shifting
13.00-14.00 : Lunch
SESSION 3: International taxation and global minimum tax
14.00-14.50: Hirofumi Okoshi (Okayama University)
Reallocating Taxing Rights and Online Trade:
Pillar One as a Partial Formula Apportionment
14.50-15.40: Andreas Haufler (LMU Munich University, Germany)
Will the Global Minimum Tax Hurt Developing Countries?
18.00: diner at the Martin’s Hotel (restaurant B’Comm)
Saturday November 15, 2025
08.45 : welcome coffee/tea
SESSION 4 : Climate and aging
09.00-09.50 : Keisaku Higashida (Kwansei Gakuin University)
Move Together or Drop Out?
The Impact of “Going Further Ahead” by Front-runners of Climate Action
09.50-10.40 : Yukihiro Nishimura (Osaka University)
Public pensions and LTC insurance with family solidarity
10.45-11.15 : coffee/tea break
SESSION 5 : Optimal taxation and altruism subsidy
11.15-12.05 : Shigeo Morita (Fukuoka University)
How should love for children be subsidized?:
Optimal non-linear subsidy on parents' expenditure for children?
12.05-12-55 : Laurence Jacquet (Cergy Paris University, France)
Generalized Production Efficiency
