Who benefits from food tax exemptions in lower-income settings?

Christopher Hoy (), Matias Strehl-Pessina, Ruggero Doino, Darian Naidoo, Kingtau Mambon and Bobby Kunda
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Christopher Hoy: Institute for Fiscal Studies
Matias Strehl-Pessina: UC Santa Barbara
Ruggero Doino: World Bank
Darian Naidoo: World Bank
Kingtau Mambon: University of Papua New Guinea
Bobby Kunda: University of Papua New Guinea

No W26/55, IFS Working Papers from Institute for Fiscal Studies

Date: 2026-09-22
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