Domestic resource mobilization and external financial flows are crucial for financing Sustainable Development Goals in Africa and the development objectives outlined in the African Union Agenda 2063. Financing for development in Africa is at the heart of this dissertation. We divided the dissertation into two parts. The first part comprising chapters 1 and 2 focuses on domestic tax revenue mobilization while the second part composed of chapters 3 and 4 deals with the issue of attracting one of the most important external financial flows, namely foreign direct investments.Chapter 1 analyses the relationship between natural resources wealth and non-resource tax revenue in Africa. Three important results emerge from this chapter. The direct im...
Tax treaties are agreements through which two countries agree to assign and restrict taxing rights o...
One of the main objectives of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) is the effective ...
The objective of this paper is to analyse the effect of external financing such as remittances, offi...
Domestic resource mobilization and external financial flows are crucial for financing Sustainable De...
Leveraging natural resource endowment to accelerate growth and jobs in Sub-Saharan African natural r...
Drawing essentially on empirical analyses and mainly focusing on developing countries, the present t...
This thesis addresses the issue of “collect more spend better” in developing countries with a focus ...
In the context of a widespread focus on decentralisation in Africa, there has been an imperative to ...
Taxation provides governments with the funds needed to invest in development including in relieving ...
African countries have faced competition and several challenges to attract foreign direct investment...
The paper attempts to find out how far financial intermediation has progressed with economic growth ...
The central question of this thesis is how fiscal policy could be used for development finance purpo...
This paper examines spillover effects in corporate tax policy for African economies. Using a balance...
This ICTD Summary Brief is one of six special research synthesis pieces produced at the end of the I...
This ICTD Summary Brief is one of six special research synthesis pieces produced at the end of the I...
Tax treaties are agreements through which two countries agree to assign and restrict taxing rights o...
One of the main objectives of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) is the effective ...
The objective of this paper is to analyse the effect of external financing such as remittances, offi...
Domestic resource mobilization and external financial flows are crucial for financing Sustainable De...
Leveraging natural resource endowment to accelerate growth and jobs in Sub-Saharan African natural r...
Drawing essentially on empirical analyses and mainly focusing on developing countries, the present t...
This thesis addresses the issue of “collect more spend better” in developing countries with a focus ...
In the context of a widespread focus on decentralisation in Africa, there has been an imperative to ...
Taxation provides governments with the funds needed to invest in development including in relieving ...
African countries have faced competition and several challenges to attract foreign direct investment...
The paper attempts to find out how far financial intermediation has progressed with economic growth ...
The central question of this thesis is how fiscal policy could be used for development finance purpo...
This paper examines spillover effects in corporate tax policy for African economies. Using a balance...
This ICTD Summary Brief is one of six special research synthesis pieces produced at the end of the I...
This ICTD Summary Brief is one of six special research synthesis pieces produced at the end of the I...
Tax treaties are agreements through which two countries agree to assign and restrict taxing rights o...
One of the main objectives of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) is the effective ...
The objective of this paper is to analyse the effect of external financing such as remittances, offi...