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The Commitment to Equity (CEQ) Institute, founded by Nora Lustig in 2015, works to reduce inequality and poverty through comprehensive and rigorous tax and benefit incidence analysis, and active engagement with the policy community. Click here for a primer.
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Access the Commitment to Equity Handbook Estimating the Impact of Fiscal Policy on Inequality and Poverty for free online or order a hardcopy.
“This book is a very much needed and welcome effort in the systematization of techniques and an enormous contribution to the existing body of evidence and knowledge on fiscal incidence.” – Jorge Martinez-Vazquez, Director, International Center for Public Policy, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University.
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Completed
1. Albania
2. Argentina
3. Armenia
4. Belarus
5. Benin
6. Bolivia
7. Brazil
8. Cameroon
9. Chile
10. Colombia
11. Comoros
12. Costa Rica
13. Croatia
14. Dominican Republic
15. Ecuador
16. Egypt
2. Argentina
3. Armenia
4. Belarus
5. Benin
6. Bolivia
7. Brazil
8. Cameroon
9. Chile
10. Colombia
11. Comoros
12. Costa Rica
13. Croatia
14. Dominican Republic
15. Ecuador
16. Egypt
17. El Salvador
18. eSwatini
19. Ethiopia
20. Georgia
21. Ghana
22. Guatemala
23. Guinea
24. Honduras
25. Indonesia
26. Ivory Coast
27. Iran
28. Jordan
29. Kenya
30. Mali
31. Mexico
32. Mongolia
18. eSwatini
19. Ethiopia
20. Georgia
21. Ghana
22. Guatemala
23. Guinea
24. Honduras
25. Indonesia
26. Ivory Coast
27. Iran
28. Jordan
29. Kenya
30. Mali
31. Mexico
32. Mongolia
33. Namibia
34. Nicaragua
35. Niger
36. Nigeria
37. Panama
38. Paraguay
39. Peru
40. Poland
41. Romania
42. Russia
43. Senegal
44. South Africa
45. Sri Lanka
46. Tanzania
47. Togo
48. Tunisia
34. Nicaragua
35. Niger
36. Nigeria
37. Panama
38. Paraguay
39. Peru
40. Poland
41. Romania
42. Russia
43. Senegal
44. South Africa
45. Sri Lanka
46. Tanzania
47. Togo
48. Tunisia
49. Uganda
50. Ukraine
51. United States
52. Uruguay
53. Venezuela
54. Vietnam
55. Zambia
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Cross-country
Latin America
Methodology
50. Ukraine
51. United States
52. Uruguay
53. Venezuela
54. Vietnam
55. Zambia
By Ethnicity and Race
Cross-country
Latin America
Methodology
In Progress
1. Burkina Faso
2. Cambodia
3. China
4. Gabon
5. The Gambia
6. Greece
7. India
8. Kyrgyz Republic
9. Laos
10. Lesotho
11. Mauritius
12. Moldova
13. Montenegro
14. Morocco
15. Pakistan
16. Serbia
2. Cambodia
3. China
4. Gabon
5. The Gambia
6. Greece
7. India
8. Kyrgyz Republic
9. Laos
10. Lesotho
11. Mauritius
12. Moldova
13. Montenegro
14. Morocco
15. Pakistan
16. Serbia
17. Spain
18. Tajikistan
19. Timor-Leste
20. Turkey
21. Uzbekistan
18. Tajikistan
19. Timor-Leste
20. Turkey
21. Uzbekistan
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