Seminal arguments in political economy hold that citizens will more readily demand accountability from governments for taxes than for non-tax revenue from oil or aid. Two identical experiments on large, representative subject pools in Ghana and Uganda probe the effects of different revenue types on citizens' actions to monitor government spending. Roughly half of all subjects willingly sign petitions and donate money to scrutinize all three sources...
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2017/7/05
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WPS8137
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2017/7/05
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Taxation without representation ? experimental evidence from Ghana and Uganda on citizen action toward taxes, oil, and aid
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oil