Uruguay
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Why digital transactions aren’t a silver bullet for tax compliance: Evidence from Uruguay
Electronic payment cards leave a digital trail that can be used for tax enforcement, but tax compliance may not increase if firms also trade in cash
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The effects of working while in school: Evidence from Uruguay
A work-study programme increased both youth work experience and education enrolment and had a positive effect on earnings
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High informal employment and disincentives: The anatomy of behavioural responses to social assistance in Uruguay
CCT programmes in developing countries may generate disincentives to registered employment, but the efficiency consequences can be relatively small
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Evidence to practice: Understanding the audience, context, and indirect effects
Elliott Harris, Assistant Secretary General at the UNEP, shares two examples of designing policy.*
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Tax audits as scarecrows: Evidence from Uruguay
How does information about tax audits affect tax evasion? Firms do increase their tax compliance but this response is not necessarily rational.