Property tax experiment in Punjab, Pakistan: Testing the role of wages, incentives, and audit on tax inspectors’ behaviour Tax Farming Redux: Experimental Evidence on Performance Pay for Tax Collectors Working paper 1 Oct 2014 State and Tax Authors Adnan Khan Professor of Practice, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Asim Khwaja Professor of International Finance and Development, Harvard Kennedy School of Government Benjamin Olken Professor of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Khan-Et-Al-2014-Working-Paper.pdf Download PDF document • 2.02 MB Share Share More from Property tax experiment in Punjab, Pakistan: Testing the role of wages, incentives, and audit on tax inspectors’ behaviour Taxing Pakistan: How to motivate civil servants Asim Khwaja, Benjamin Olken, Adnan Khan Video More from IGC No shame in my name: Public disclosure and tax compliance in a low-capacity state Priya Manwaring, Tanner Regan Working paper Progressivity, fairness, and tax capacity: Evidence from the DR Congo Joana Naritomi, Augustin Bergeron, Jonathan Weigel, Arthur Laroche, Marina Mavungu Ngoma, Gabriel Tourek 1 Jun 2026 Project Heterogeneous welfare effects of corrective taxes: Evidence from South Africa’s soda tax Timotej Cejka, Mazhar Waseem , Marlies Piek 2 Feb 2026 Project Increasing revenue collection with computer vision: Experiments in Pakistan Benjamin Olken, Mahvish Shaukat, Sher Afghan Asad, Adnan Khan 30 Sep 2026 Project Themes State Tax Countries Pakistan
