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Pro-Poor Tax Policy Changes in South Africa: Potential and Limitations 1 Ramos Mabugu2, Ismael Fofana 3 and Margaret Chitiga 4 27 May 2014 Abstract
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Document Date: 2014-06-26 11:14:48

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Council / Angola Botswana Democratic / Accra / /

Company

Development Bank / Stats SA / /

Continent

Africa / /

Country

Senegal / Mauritius / Zambia / Algeria / Mozambique / Equatorial Guinea / Sweden / South Africa / Chile / Swaziland / Sudan / Namibia / Zimbabwe / Lesotho / Congo / Russia / Malawi / Brazil / Angola / Tanzania / Chad / Nigeria / Botswana / China / Seychelles / Ghana / India / Denmark / /

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Facility

La Palm Royal Beach Hotel / University of Stellenbosch / International Food Policy Research Institute / /

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tax systems / oil / oil revenue / comparable oil-producing countries / financial services / basic services / non-oil producing countries / /

Organization

University of Stellenbosch / Katz Commission / International Food Policy Research Institute / Franszen Commission / Central Government / Margo Commission / South African Reserve Bank / G20 / BRICS / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / Heritage Foundation / Economic Performance and Development Unit / Southern African Development Community8 / South African government / South African Revenue Service / Franzen Commission / Financial and Fiscal Commission / /

Person

Growth Source / Ismael Fofana / Margaret Chitiga / /

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Minister of Finance / General / Author / Contact Author / /

Region

South Africa / /

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simulation / /

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www.reservebank.co.za / /

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