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- wp-2026-111: Does financial inclusion increase household resilience to natural disasters?

- Nandini Gupta and Ashish K. Sedai
- wp-2026-110: Credit and small-scale solar demand: Experimental evidence from small firms in Kenya

- Jiayue Zhang, Yunyu Shu and Wycliffe Oluoch
- wp-2026-109: From demand over self-exclusion to access-the role of social capital in firms' credit journey: Evidence from Mozambican manufacturing firms, 2012-22

- Hilário Muchabel and Hanna Berkel
- wp-2026-108: Financing infrastructure in a climate-conscious world: A synthesis of the water-energy-food nexus projects

- Mark Swilling, Andrew Boraine, Mlondi Ndovela, Garth Malan, Hilda Jaka Mabiza, Erika Kraemer-Mbula, Rebecca Hanlin, Francois Engelbrecht, Jessica Steinkopf, Julian May, Zeph Nhleko and Alboricah Rathupetsane
- wp-2026-107: Tax administration and firm performance: Evidence from VAT refund delays

- Daniel Overbeck, Kwabena Adu-Ababio and Eliya Lungu
- wp-2026-106: The impacts of extreme weather on formal employment: Evidence from Brazil

- Danae Hernández-Cortés and Sophie Mathes
- wp-2026-105: The geopolitical turn in aid and its effect on aid modalities

- Bernhard Reinsberg and Dan Xu
- wp-2026-104: The 0.7% ODA target: A norm in retreat

- Stephan Klingebiel and Andy Sumner
- wp-2026-103: Climate change and fiscal policy for a small open commodity-exporting economy

- Yoseph Getachew, Richard Kima and Ruthira Naraidoo
- wp-2026-102: The motherhood trap: how the first child shapes couples' labour trajectories

- Martina Querejeta
- wp-2026-101: South Africa corporate tax gap study: A bottom-up approach based on audit assessments

- Chloé van Biljon, Amina Ebrahim, Zoleka Jaxa, Tumelo Mohale and Nadine Riedel
- wp-2026-100: Trade integration and firm performance: Evidence from South Africa

- Megan Shongwe, Ashley Gandy, Aimable Nsabimana and Michael Kilumelume
- wp-2026-99: The corporate taxation of green and brown firms in South Africa

- Ninon Moreau-Kastler, Kieran Byrne, Idann Gidron, Mathieu Parenti and Pierre Bachas
- wp-2026-98: Structural transformation stalled: counting the labour market costs of macroeconomic distress in Mozambique

- Sam Jones
- wp-2026-97: War, sanctions, and third-party trade partners: Evidence from South Africa

- Lisa Scheckenhofer, Nora Strecker and Georg U. Thunecke
- wp-2026-96: Optional non-filing and tax over-withholding: Evidence from South Africa

- Luisa Esser, Gereon Mertens, Nadine Riedel and Luisa Wallossek
- wp-2026-95: Land-use dynamics, agricultural productivity, and forest conservation policy design

- Olli-Pekka Kuusela and Jussi Lintunen
- wp-2026-94: Understanding and characterizing South Africa's services sector exports

- François Steenkamp, Isaac Kurasha, Carla Orffer and Megan Bryer
- wp-2026-93: India lives in her hamlets: asymmetric caste segregation and last-mile inequality

- Gopinath Annadurai and Deepak Malghan
- wp-2026-92: Armed group taxation and trade: Smuggler perspectives from Northeast India

- Shalaka Thakur
- wp-2026-91: Do Special Economic Zones foster economic development?: Evidence from South Africa

- Matthew Amalitinga Abagna, Ronald Davies, Nadine Riedel, Nora Strecker and Biniyam Gezahegn Worku
- wp-2026-90: Racial segregation in South Africa firms

- Ihsaan Bassier and Joshua Budlender
- wp-2026-89: Criminal correlates of extra-legal taxation: Evidence from Brazil

- Jessie Trudeau and David Becerra-Medina
- wp-2026-88: Heat stress and labour share: evidence from Indian manufacturing

- Garima Jasuja, Punarjit Roychowdhury and Francesco Bosello
- wp-2026-87: Viva simplicity! The role of tax advisory services in a simple tax system: Evidence from South Africa

- Nadine Riedel, Franziska Sicking and Ida Zinke
- wp-2026-86: Monitoring food price volatility in Ukraine: Implications for social protection and ensuring the right to food

- Viktor Yarovyi and Olena Borodina
- wp-2026-85: Tax benefits and inequality in the Amazon

- Bernardo Perrotti, Daniel Da Mata and Enlinson Mattos
- wp-2026-84: Evaluating the social profitability of an all-weather rural road

- Clive Bell
- wp-2026-83: Exporter dynamics in South Africa: the influence of foreign technology and information networks on survival

- Guivis Nkemgha
- wp-2026-82: Climate change and the South African labour market

- Joseph Gozoya and Anton Reinicke
- wp-2026-81: Trends in South Africa's tobacco market: Insights from tax administrative data

- Mxolisi Zondi and Leoné Walters
- wp-2026-80: The emergence of tax-benefit microsimulation models in the Global South: The experience of SAMOD, SOUTHMOD, and EUROMOD-based models for Latin America

- H. Xavier Jara, Katrin Gasior, Jesse Lastunen and Pia Rattenhuber
- wp-2026-79: Local security provision and return from forced displacement: Evidence from South Sudan

- Andrea C. Caflisch
- wp-2026-78: Effects of targeted border taxes on formalization and tax compliance in Zambia

- Kwabena Adu-Ababio, Maria Jouste, Karri Vuoristo, Mutemwa Mebelo and Juliet Musalale
- wp-2026-77: Monetary and macroprudential policies in a model with housing

- Arehone Praise Matambele and Simiso Msomi
- wp-2026-76: Fuelling the green transition: the direct and indirect effects of fuel subsidy reforms in the Andean region

- H. Xavier Jara, Pia Rattenhuber, David Rodríguez and Johana Silva
- wp-2026-75: Correcting survey-based inequality estimates: The case of South Africa

- Chandré Jacobs, Murray Leibbrandt and Paul Segal
- wp-2026-74: Fuel subsidy removal and compensatory policy options in Ethiopia and Rwanda

- David Rodríguez, Adnan Shahir, Johana Silva and Anna Zasova
- wp-2026-73: Stuck in the fields: how rising temperatures deepen gender inequality in rural India

- Manisha Mukherjee
- wp-2026-72: Traders beyond borders: Incentives to trade and microenterprise performance

- Paolo Falco, Mattea Stein and Eleanor Wiseman
- wp-2026-71: The impact of firms and inter-sectoral structural change on the gender wage gap

- Michael Kilumelume
- wp-2026-70: International migration and cross-border illicit financial flows

- John Rand
- wp-2026-69: Coal, weather shocks, and electricity reliability: Evidence from South Africa

- Imelda Imelda and Suchita Srinivasan
- wp-2026-68: Economic implications of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for South Africa and Mozambique

- Maksym Chepeliev and Dominique van der Mensbrugghe
- wp-2026-67: From free markets to industrial nationalism: what the West's green industrial policies mean for emerging economies

- Easwaran J. Narassimhan and Kelly Sims Gallagher
- wp-2026-66: Shaping green industrial transformation in India: Some lessons

- Nagesh Kumar, Anjali Tandon and Swati Verma
- wp-2026-65: An energy New Keynesian DSGE model for South Africa

- Abdul Cassiem and Guangling Liu
- wp-2026-64: De-risking investment for sustainable development: The role of development banks and emerging donors

- Amelia Santos-Paulino, Prachi Sharma and Claudia Trentini
- wp-2026-63: How many people are employed in South Africa?

- Andrew Kerr, Amy Thornton and Peris Wachira
- wp-2026-62: Green structural transformation in South Africa

- Nishal Robb, Glen Robbins, Julia Taylor and Imraan Valodia
- wp-2026-61: Automation and inequality within firms: Evidence from the manufacturing sector in South Africa

- Rafael de la Vega, Timothy Köhler, Antonio Martins-Neto and Siphelele Ngidi
- wp-2026-60: What constrains the performance of enterprises in India's informal sector?

- Rajesh Raj Natarajan and Kunal Sen
- wp-2026-59: How the universal pension scheme shapes poverty outcomes in Zanzibar: Insights from the ZANMOD microsimulation model

- Issa Hemed and Ramadhan M. Ramadhan
- wp-2026-58: Does global financial transparency improve tax compliance in developing countries?

- Niels Johannesen, Lauge Larsen and Nadine Riedel
- wp-2026-57: Perceptions of the Russia-Ukraine war in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

- Laia Balcells, Ana Paula Pellegrino and Matthew Simonson
- wp-2026-56: Progress and persistence: race and intergenerational educational mobility in South Africa

- Timothy Köhler and Morne Oosthuizen
- wp-2026-55: Rules of origin and value added in preferential exports

- Bernard Hoekman, Marcelo Olarreaga, Marco Sanfilippo and Rohit Ticku
- wp-2026-54: From parents to children: tracking gendered mobility in Indian education

- Rajdeep Chaudhuri, Abhiroop Mukhopadhyay and Kunal Sen
- wp-2026-53: US yield curve shift and slope shocks: Domestic transmission and global spillovers

- Abhishek Kumar
- wp-2026-52: Clean energy technologies and the future of Indonesia's green structural transformation

- Maxensius Tri Sambodo, Mesnan Silalahi and Felix Wisnu Handoyo
- wp-2026-51: Heat, work, and the role of green space

- Hiram Carreño Nájera, Nancy Lozano-Gracia, Juan Pablo Rud and Pieter Serneels
- wp-2026-50: Do place-based policies reshape land ownership patterns?: An empirical study on impact of SEZs in India

- Rajarshi Chowdhury, Simontini Das, Saikat Sinha Roy and Kunal Sen
- wp-2026-49: The role of taxation of artisanal mining in conflict-affected contexts: From armed predation to 'informal formalization'?

- Steven Van Bockstael, Jeroen Cuvelier, Koen Vlassenroot and Josaphat Musamba
- wp-2026-48: Catalyzing social mobility through student success

- Nicola Branson and Emma Whitelaw
- wp-2026-47: The VAT gap in South Africa: A bottom-up approach

- Amina Ebrahim, Ada Jansen, Zoleka Jaxa, Winile Ngobeni and Wynnona Steyn
- wp-2026-46: China green tech and its industrial policy

- Alicia Garcia Herrero
- wp-2026-45: Social protection in Bangladesh: Policies, practices and lessons

- Selim Raihan and Fariha Khan
- wp-2026-44: Green transformation in Brazil: Challenges, opportunities, and policy lessons

- Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira, Laura S.M. Valente and Ana Paula Santos
- wp-2026-43: Detecting profit shifting in administrative data: A South African perspective

- Matthew Amalitinga Abagna, Ronald Davies and Miroslav Palanský
- wp-2026-42: Climate shocks, labour market dynamics and inequality in South Africa: Evidence from administrative data tax

- Sefa Awaworyi Churchill, Yohannes Kefale Mogess and Yuvana Jaichand
- wp-2026-41: Forgiveness or loophole? evaluating the effect of Zambia's tax amnesty programme on compliance

- Jonathan Msoni
- wp-2026-40: Climate change and multidimensional poverty: Global, subnational and household-level evidence

- David Castells-Quintana, Manisha Mukherjee and Nicolai Suppa
- wp-2026-39: Financing green industrial transition under firm-level constraints: A comparative study of Brazil, India, Indonesia, and South Africa

- Anthony Bartzokas
- wp-2026-38: Electricity tariff and VAT reform in Ethiopia: Welfare, poverty, and cost-of-living spillovers

- Adnan Shahir and Jesse Lastunen
- wp-2026-37: Social protection in Viet Nam: An updated overview

- Hai-Anh Dang and Minh N. N. Do
- wp-2026-36: (Dis)Empowered by context: female entrepreneurs, institutions, and firm performance

- Hanna Berkel and Neda Trifkovic
- wp-2026-35: The international trade dimensions of the United States critical minerals security strategy

- Zainab Usman
- wp-2026-34: Intergenerational education mobility trends in South Africa: Patterns by population group

- Nicola Branson and Hagos Ressom
- wp-2026-33: Multinational corporations and labour market competition in host countries: Evidence from South Africa

- Talent Nesongano
- wp-2026-32: Bureaucracies bending the rules: State capacity in the implementation of preferential procurement in South Africa

- Ayanda Hlatshwayo, Carol Newman, John Rand and Bjørn Bo Sørensen
- wp-2026-31: Building a social protection system under resource constraints: Mozambique's experience

- Joana Borges Henriques and Sam Jones
- wp-2026-30: Mapping mobility and opportunity: how place, gender, and ethnicity shape economic outcomes in Ecuador

- Paolo Brunori, Diego del Pozo, H. Xavier Jara and Lorena Moreno
- wp-2026-29: Stuck at the bottom: caste-based discrimination, relative poverty, and the mechanisms of intergenerational opportunity traps

- Sudeshna Maitra and Sudarsana Kundu
- wp-2026-28: Disaster-induced import dynamics: Evidence from South African floods

- Marina Dodlova, Justyna Jantos, Krisztina Kis-Katos and Anna Kochanova
- wp-2026-27: Social protection in Egypt

- Ragui Assaad and Irene Selwaness
- wp-2026-26: Inclusive growth in South Africa? Inequality dynamics and the role of trade openness vs tax policies

- Olivier Bargain, Miracle Benhura, H. Xavier Jara and Prudence Magejo
- wp-2026-25: The geography of intergenerational mobility in South Africa

- Aarifah Razak
- wp-2026-24: Monetary and fiscal implications of commodity price shocks for commodity-exporting small open economies

- Ruthira Naraidoo
- wp-2026-23: Social protection in Chile: Between growth and redistribution

- Gabriela Zapata-Román and Armando Barrientos
- wp-2026-22: Factor income taxation and the governance dividend

- Tania Masi, Antonio Savoia and Kunal Sen
- wp-2026-21: A market-based assessment of the outlook for inflation: Expectations and monetary policy in South Africa

- Jens H. E. Christensen and Daan Steenkamp
- wp-2026-20: A probabilistic measure to state fragility

- Joan Margalef
- wp-2026-19: Cash transfers and labour supply under structural unemployment

- Timothy Köhler, Benjamin Stanwix and Haroon Bhorat
- wp-2026-18: Food assistance and mobility during COVID-19 lockdowns

- Monica Mogollon, Juan Mogollon and Catalina Villamil
- wp-2026-17: Does government spending on education increase intergenerational education mobility?: The case of Free Compulsory Basic Education in Ghana

- Nicola Branson and Emma Whitelaw
- wp-2026-16: Firm structure, labour markets, and the green energy transition in low-income economies

- Alan Finkelstein Shapiro and Olli-Pekka Kuusela
- wp-2026-15: Legacy of apartheid: misallocation of labour and firm productivity

- Talent Nesongano, Carol Newman, John Rand and Marvin Suesse
- wp-2026-14: The long-run effects of conditional cash transfers: The case of Bolsa Família in Brazil

- Luis Laguinge, Leonardo Gasparini and Guido Neidhöfer
- wp-2026-13: Jihadist taxation and order-making in Mali and Niger

- Yvan Guichaoua and Ferdaous Bouhlel
- wp-2026-12: Beyond the state, but reinforcing it? Informal tax institutions and state legitimacy in the Democratic Republic of Congo

- Vanessa van den Boogaard, Yannick Lokaya Bokasola, Gayatri Sahgal and Caleb Jérémie Dohou
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