

Anders Jensen
Associate Professor, Harvard Kennedy School
Associate Professor (without tenure) in the Kennedy School at Harvard University and Research Co-Director of the State Program at the International Growth Centre (IGC). He is also a faculty research affiliate at National Bureau of Economic Research, and an International Research Fellow at the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Anders received a PhD in Economics from LSE in 2016, and was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at NBER before joining Harvard Kennedy School. His research interests are in public finance and development.
Recent work by Anders Jensen
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The impacts of technology on property tax collection and efficiency: Evidence from Ghana
Technology improves local tax collection efficiency and the progressivity of the property tax system but can also lead to unintended outcomes
Published 26.08.22
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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
Published 07.08.20