
Lucie Gadenne is an Associate Professor of Economics at Queen Mary, University of London, an Associate Director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies and a CEPR Research Affiliate. She received her PhD from the Paris School of Economics. Her research interests include public finance and environmental policy in low and middle-income countries.
Recent work by Lucie Gadenne
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The effect of electronic transactions on tax compliance: Evidence from West Bengal
A one-off demonetisation led to a shift to electronic payments, which in turn increased tax compliance
Lucie Gadenne Tushar Nandi Ross Warwick
Published 25.04.22
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In-kind transfers as insurance: Evidence from India
While academics and policymakers prefer unconditional cash transfer to the poor, they value in-kind transfers that protect against price fluctuations
Lucie Gadenne Sam Norris Monica Singhal Sandip Sukhtankar
Published 01.03.21
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Informality, consumption taxes and redistribution
Taxes on consumption help governments in developing countries redistribute thanks to the presence of large informal sectors
Pierre Bachas Lucie Gadenne Anders Jensen
Published 07.08.20
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Do taxes affect firm-to-firm trade? Evidence from India
Taxes affect which domestic suppliers firms choose to trade with in India, leading to less within-country trade and firm growth
Published 31.01.20
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What source of money do corrupt officials prefer?
The capacity of Brazilian local governments to source tax revenue has a greater impact on education and corruption than external transfers
Published 07.12.18
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To cut waste and graft, collect taxes
When local governments in Brazil improve tax collection rather than rely on grants to raise revenues, local officials help citizens, not themselves
Published 29.09.17