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David Phillips
Senior research economist
Education
MSc (Distinction) Economics, UCL, 2007 - 2009
BA (Hons) Economics (I), Cambridge University, 2006

David is a Senior Research Economist, currently working in the Direct Tax and Welfare sector and the Centre for the Evaluation of Development Policy (EDePo@IFS). Most of David's work is arranged around the broad themes of poverty, inequality and the tax and benefit system and includes projects both in the UK and in middle income countries.

Recent projects include analysis of the distributional and behavioural impacts of tax reforms in Mexico and El Salvador for the World Bank; an evaluation of the EU VAT system; and validating official UK income and poverty statistics.He is also working with Magali Beffy, Guy Laroque and Costas Meghir on models of famil labour supply, a piece of work that has grown out of his work for the Mirrlees Review.

More recent research interests include local government spending and the analysis of fiscal issues in the devolved nations of the UK. He also has experience analysing social capital, human capital and consumer demand.

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Mike Brewer, Richard May and David Phillips, October 2009,  Taxes, benefits and the national minimum wage External publications
Mike Brewer, Alastair Muriel, David Phillips and Luke Sibieta, May 2009,  Poverty and inequality in the UK: 2009 IFS Reports , C109 , 978-1-903274-60-6
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David Phillips, January 2009,  Value added tax Presentations
Thomas F Crossley, David Phillips and Matthew Wakefield, January 2009,  Value Added Tax Book Chapters
Mike Brewer, James Browne and David Phillips, September 2008,  Options for Tax Credit reform Report Summaries
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