Value Added Tax policy and the case for uniformity: empirical evidence from Mexico

Published on 9 July 2015

This presentation was given at a conference organised by the Institute for Fiscal Studies' Centre for the Evaluation of Development Policies (EDePo), entitled "Improving productivity in developing countries: identifying bottlenecks and obstacles to productive investments and technology adoption", which took place on 8-9 July 2015.

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This presentation was given at a conference organised by the Institute for Fiscal Studies' Centre for the Evaluation of Development Policies (EDePo), entitled "Improving productivity in developing countries: identifying bottlenecks and obstacles to productive investments and technology adoption", which took place on 8-9 July 2015.

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Laura Abramovsky
Laura Abramovsky

Research Fellow Institute for Fiscal Studies

Laura is a Research Fellow at IFS. Her current work focuses on tax and social protection policy and programme evaluation in developing countries.

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Institute for Fiscal Studies

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Abramovsky, L. (2015). 'Value Added Tax policy and the case for uniformity: empirical evidence from Mexico' [Presentation]. London: Institute for Fiscal Studies. Available at: https://ifs.org.uk/publications/value-added-tax-policy-and-case-uniformity-empirical-evidence-mexico-0 (accessed: 29 April 2024).

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