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Taxing the Rich in Haiti: Evidence from a Survey Experiment on Property Tax Preferences

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Taxing the Rich in Haiti: Evidence from a Survey Experiment on Property Tax Preferences

Haiti is often called the Republic of NGOs – it is a country where non-state actors provide most basic services, like healthcare, education, and policing. Decades of failure to address corruption, gang violence, and natural disasters have shattered trust in the state. Amid such chaos, how can citizens – especially those with the capacity to pay tax – be encouraged to support property taxation?

Summary of ICTD Working Paper 219.

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López García, A.I. and Berens, S. (2025) Taxing the Wealthy in Haiti: Evidence from a Survey Experiment on Property Tax Preferences, ICTD Research in Brief 158, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies, DOI: 10.19088/ICTD.2025.026

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