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Can’t share this often enough
#Riots
👇New (open access) journal article.👇
Fiscal dependence on extractive revenues.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
What's it about?
We've all heard about resource / extractive dependence. In this paper I take a more detailed look at the *fiscal* element of dependence... (1/4)
For countries that collect tax and non tax revenue from extractive resources, I explore to what extent can their *non-resource* revenues cover the day-to-day spending of government. (3/4)
Great thread ⬇️ – at Kampala, Uganda
A great couple of days hearing about the latest developments in #taxexpenditures and the introduction of the #GTETI @CEPweb @IDOS_research – at Zurich, Switzerland
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We are delighted to receive renewed funding from @FCDOGovUK for #TaxDev which – alongside @TheIFS – will help us to strengthen existing partnerships with TaxDev partner governments and researchers. (1/3)
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🗓️ On 29 June, join me at @ODI_Global w/ @FraBastagli @kylemcnabb and insightful & expert panellists to discuss the role of tax and transfers in addressing...
💵 Income inequality
👨👩👧👦 Gender income inequality
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Version 0.2 of the #TaxDev Employment Income Taxes Dataset is online!
We've updated to include data on Personal Income Tax & social contribution systems in an additional 33 countries, from the Latin America and Caribbean region
@ODI_Global @TheIFS
odi.org/en/publications/the-…
New @ODI_Global #TaxDev Working Paper 🎉
Joint w/ @annalena_oppel & 2nd study from the TaxDev Employment Income Taxes Dataset (EITD). We attempt to better understand the redistributive potential of the personal income tax in African countries odi.org/en/publications/pers… (1/n)
Anyway, super happy to have this paper out. There's still so much we don't know about how PIT design & reform affects incentives, formalisation, wages, inequality outcomes etc. in LMICs. And there's still so much that we don't measure well: (7/n)
Better data on earnings distributions (both formal and informal) in LMICs will go a long way to helping unpack these puzzles.
Check out the dataset for African countries here :
odi.org/en/publications/the-…
Latin America & Caribbean coming soon (!)
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