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Informality_Taxes_Redistribution

Replication codes for the paper "Informality Consumption Taxes & Redistribution" by Pierre Bachas, Lucie Gadenne and Anders Jensen.


This repository contains three folders:

Do files - Paper: These files allow for a full replication of the paper once each country's expenditure survey data has been obtained. The master.do file details which do file correspond to which graph or table. This file also contains excel files necessary to run the dofiles. Do files - Country Codes : These files allow to replicate the analysis we conducted for each country starting from the raw household survey data. The same methodology is used for each country, with a few exceptions listed and detailed below. Crosswalk : These files are needed for the analysis of some countries, whose product codes were not following the COICOP classification and/or when the type of retailers classification was too detailed. This folder contains also the crosswalks between the COICOP codes and their labels.


Notes on the Data

The data comes from nationally representative income and expenditure surveys from 32 countries. Some of these micro-data are open access and can be obtained from the statistical agency of each countries, and others are restricted access. We list below the country names, survey acronyms and years for anyone interested in replicating our analysis.

Country name Survey Year Source
Benin EMICOV 2015 Stat. Office
Bolivia ECH 2004 Stat. Office
Brazil POF 2009 Stat. Office
Burkina Faso EICVM 2009 Stat. Office
Burundi ECVM 2014 World Bank
Cameroon ECAM 2014 World Bank
Chad ECOSIT 2003 World Bank
Chile EPF 2017 Stat. Office
Colombia ENIG 2007 Stat. Office
Comoros EDMC 2013 Stat. Office
Congo DRC E123 2005 World Bank
Congo Rep ECOM 2005 World Bank
Costa Rica ENIGH 2014 Stat. Office
Dominican Rep ENIGH 2007 Stat. Office
Ecuador ENIGHUR 2012 World Bank
Eswatini HIES 2010 World Bank
Mexico ENIGH 2014 Stat. Office
Montenegro HBS 2009 World Bank
Morocco ENCDM 2001 World Bank
Mozambique IOF 2009 World Bank
Niger ENCBM 2007 World Bank
Papua New Guinea HIES 2010 World Bank
Peru ENAHO 2017 Stat. Office
Rwanda EICV 2014 World Bank
SaoTome IOF 2010 World Bank
Senegal EDMC 2008 World Bank
Serbia HBS 2015 World Bank
South Africa IES 2011 U. of Cape Town
Tanzania HBS 2012 World Bank
Tunisia ENBCNV 2010 Stat. Office
Uruguay ENIGH 2005 Stat. Office

Some countries analysis differ slighlty from the general structure. These differences are listed below:

Crosswalks: Brazil (product_code & TOR) Bolivia (COICOP & TOR) Eswatini (COICOP) Mexico (COICOP) Morocco (COICOP) Papua New Guinea (COICOP) Peru (product_code & TOR) South Africa (COICOP)

Question on Reason of purchase: Benin Burundi Comores Congo DRC Congo Rep Morocco

Imputation of some TOR (Type of retailer): Cameroon Montenegro Mozambique Niger Tanzanie

Product Code not following COICOP: Brazil Chad Peru

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