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Maria Jouste
Research Assistant
Maria Jouste is a Research Assistant at UNU-WIDER. She is pursuing her PhD in Economics at University of Turku, Finland. Her research interests include development economics, taxation and social protection.
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Building up efficient and fair tax systems – lessons from UgandaThis project analyses administrative tax data in Uganda to provide knowledge for better policy-making with respect to mobilizing public revenue for inclusive economic development. The project aims to conduct new, policy-relevant research based on...
Policy seminar
Findings from recent research based on Ugandan administrative tax data
News
Women and Girls in Science 2020 campaignVideo of Women in Science - With Simone Schotte On 11 February the world celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science . UNU-WIDER, along with other institutes across United Nations University, are taking this day of celebration a...
Project
Building up efficient and fair tax systems - lessons based on administrative tax data
Theme: Current programme
Taxation Administrative data Tax compliancePresentation
Maria Jouste on the effects of personal income tax reform on taxable income in UgandaMaria Jouste , UNU-WIDER Research assistant, gave a presentation on 10 December at the Turku School of Economics ( TSE ) Research seminar, organized at the University of Turku , Finland. The topic of the presentation was 'Do tax administrative...
Presentation
Maria Jouste at the Taxation for Inclusive Development workshopWorkshop on ' Taxation for Inclusive Development ' was organized in the Nordic Africa Institute in Uppsala on 7-8 November 2019. The workshop provided field-based research and discussion on how taxation can contribute to inclusive...
Presentation
UNU-WIDER at the workshop on longitudinal and administrative data for distributional analysesWorkshop focusing on the use of longitudinal and administrative microdata for distributional analysis, organized by the Institute for Social and Economic Research ( ISER ) was held at the University of Essex on 28th-30th October 2019. The forum...
Workshop
Research collaboration on Ugandan administrative tax dataUNU-WIDER organized a two-day work-in-progress workshop jointly with Uganda Revenue Authority ( URA ). The workshop was an internal meeting with collaborators contributing to research activities in Uganda related to increasing the use of the tax...
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Maria Jouste on tax administrative interventions targeted to small businesses in UgandaThe 8th International Workshop on Domestic Revenue Mobilization was organized at the German Development Institute in Bonn on 1-2 October 2019. The topic of the workshop was 'Taxation and digitalization'. As in previous workshops, the event...
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UNU-WIDER at the 75th Annual Congress of the International Institute of Public FinanceThe 75th Annual Congress of the International Institute of Public Finance was organized at the University of Glasgow on 21-23 August 2019. The topic of the Congress was 'Taxation and Mobility'. As part of the programme Maria Jouste , UNU-...
Journal Article
A Role for Universal Pension?: Simulating Universal Pensions in Ecuador, Ghana, Tanzania and South AfricaPart of Journal Special Issue SOUTHMOD: Modelling Tax-benefit Systems in Developing Countries
Old-age benefit Poverty SOUTHMODPresentation
UNU-WIDER shares latest research at CSAE conference in OxfordThe Centre for the Study of African Economies 2019 conference on Economic Development took place 17-19 March in Oxford, UK. The conference showcased the latest research and featured panel discussions on current topics affecting economic development...
Working Paper
A role for universal pension? : Simulating universal pensions in Ecuador, Ghana, Tanzania, and South AfricaWe use four novel, cross-country comparable tax-benefit microsimulation models for Ecuador, Ghana, Tanzania, and South Africa to evaluate ex ante the expansion of a universal old-age pension in a static setting...
Old-age benefit Poverty SOUTHMOD