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Presumptive tax, a final tax on business income, was introduced in Uganda in 1997. It has been reformed several times since its conception. The latest reform in July 2020 sought to make the presumptive regime more progressive, simpler and fairer to small firms. The revised rates have however raised...
In 2020, the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic caused an economic crisis that disrupted the Ugandan labour market. How large were the associated income losses across different industries and population groups? To what extent did the general tax-benefit system mitigate the adverse effects of the...
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Industries without Smokestacks
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– Explorations using a New Set of Poverty Lines
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Growth and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa
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– Micro-Level Investigations in Three African Countries
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Food Insecurity, Vulnerability and Human Rights Failure
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– The Case of Three ‘Successful’ African Economies
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Institutional Change and Economic Development
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Understanding Human Well-being
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– New Microeconomic Tools to Assess Service Delivery
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Fiscal Policy for Development
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Reforming Africa's Institutions
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Group Behaviour and Development
Book Chapter
– Access to Land and Forest Resources in Uganda
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Access to Land, Rural Poverty, and Public Action
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