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Countries Can Tap Tax Potential to Finance Development Goals
September 19, 2023
Vitor Gaspar
,
Mario Mansour
,
Charles Vellutini
Emerging market and low-income economies have a significant untapped tax potential of 8 percent to 9 percent of GDP
Fiscal policy
Harnessing GovTech to Tax Smarter and Spend Smarter
September 7, 2023
David Amaglobeli
,
Ruud de Mooij
,
Mariano Moszoro
Digitalization, done right, can equip governments to improve revenue collection and spending efficiency.
Fiscal policy
Crypto Poses Significant Tax Problems—and They Could Get Worse
July 5, 2023
Katherine Baer
,
Ruud de Mooij
,
Shafik Hebous
,
Michael Keen
Tax systems need updating to cope with crypto assets, whose anonymity and decentralized nature poses challenges—not least for the value added tax.
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Middle East, North Africa Vulnerable to Rising Fiscal Risks
June 11, 2023
Antoinette M. Sayeh
,
Mahmoud Harb
,
Jacques Charaoui
Stronger risk management can reduce budgetary surprises and allow the region to plan better for development.
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In Latin America, Fiscal Policy Can Lighten the Burden of Central Banks
April 13, 2023
Gustavo Adler
,
Nigel Chalk
Taming inflation requires slowing down demand. While monetary policy has played its part, lowering fiscal deficits would also help lessen the cost-of-living crisis.
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Fiscal Policy Can Promote Economic Stability and Address Risks to Public Finances
April 12, 2023
Francesca Caselli
,
Vitor Gaspar
,
Gee Hee Hong
,
Paulo Medas
Following exceptional pandemic support, governments should foster disinflation and financial stability while protecting the most vulnerable and safeguarding public finances
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