Progressivity, fairness, and tax capacity: Evidence from the DR Congo
Project Active from to Sustainable Growth, State Effectiveness and Tax
This project explores the randomised introduction of progressive property taxation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Collaborating with the Provincial Government of Kasaï-Central, it compares neighbourhoods assigned to different property tax rate schedules, studying the effects on total revenue, household compliance, tax morale, perceptions of fairness, and attitudes toward the government.
Researchers


Augustin Bergeron
Assistant Professor, University of Southern California
Jonathan Weigel
Assistant Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)Arthur Laroche
PhD Candidate in Economics, University College London (UCL)Marina Mavungu Ngoma
Economist (Young Professional), World Bank
Gabriel Tourek
Assistant Professor, University of PittsburghMore from IGC
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