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Poverty and public finance: A primer
Poverty was recently identified as the highest-priority cross-cutting challenge for public spending among public finance staff surveyed. Yet the way poverty is defined and measured is technically complex, and often diverges from the approaches used to decide who should contribute to public revenues
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