Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman

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Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman was an influential American economist and educator, best known for his contributions to the field of public finance and taxation. Born in New York City in 1861, Seligman was a prominent figure in academia, serving as a professor at Columbia University. His work encompassed a wide range of topics, but he particularly focused on the economic impacts of taxation and the ethical implications of fiscal policy. Seligman authored numerous books and articles, which helped shape the discourse around economics and public policy in the early 20th century.

Throughout his career, Seligman was also involved in various debates and discussions regarding economic theory, often engaging with contemporaries like Scott Nearing. His commitment to social reform and his insights into economic principles made him a key figure in the development of modern economic thought. Seligman’s legacy continues to influence economists and policymakers today, as his writings still resonate in discussions about taxation and public finance.