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Digital Revolutions in Public Finance
Publication details: Washington, DC INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND 2017Description: 343pISBN:- 9781484315224
- 339.52 GUP
Contents:
Contents:
Acknowledgments-v;
Foreword-vii;
Contributors-ix;
1 Introduction: Reshaping Public Finance-1;
Sanjeev Gupta, Michael Keen, Alpa Shah, and Geneviève Verdier;
PART I PUSHING THE FRONTIERS IN TAX POLICY AND REVENUE ADMINISTRATION-23;
2 Digitalization and Taxation-25;
Bas Jacobs;
3 Taxation and the Peer-to-Peer Economy-57;
Aqib Aslam and Alpa Shah;
4 Implications of Digitalization for International Corporate Tax Reform-91;
Michael P. Devereux and John Vella;
5 Testing and Implementing Digital Tax Administration-113;
Jingnan (Cecilia) Chen, Shaun Grimshaw, and Gareth D. Myles;
PART II INNOVATIONS IN FISCAL MANAGEMENT-147;
6 Nowcashing: Using Daily Fiscal Data for Real-Time Macroeconomic Analysis-149;
Florian Misch, Brian Olden, Marcos Poplawski-Ribeiro, and Lamya Kejji;
7 Instilling Digital Trust: Blockchain and Cognitive Computing for Government-173;
Arvind Krishna, Martin Fleming, and Solomon Assefa;
PART III MODERNIZING PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY AND SPENDING-199;
8 Using Digital Technolog for Public Service Provision in Developing Countries: Potential and Pitfalls-201;
Jenny C. Aker;
9 The Digital Revolution and Targeting Public Expenditure for Poverty Reduction-225;
Ravi Kanbur;
PART IV COUNTRY CASE STUDIES-239
10 Digitalization in Kenya: Revolutionizing Tax Design and Revenue Administration-241
Njuguna Ndung'u;
11 Fiscal Policy Consequences of Digitalization and Demonetization in India-259
Rathin Roy and Suyash Rai;
12 Integration of Government Digitalization and Public Financial Management—Initial Evidence-279
Marco Cangiano, Alan Gelb, and Ruth Goodwin-Groen;
PART V HOW MUCH IS IT ALL WORTH?-303
13 The Value of Digitalizing Government Payments in Developing Economies-305
Susan Lund, Olivia White, and Jason Lamb;
Index-325.
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National Law School | 339.52 GUP (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | Only softcopy is available | REP13489 |
Contents:
Acknowledgments-v;
Foreword-vii;
Contributors-ix;
1 Introduction: Reshaping Public Finance-1;
Sanjeev Gupta, Michael Keen, Alpa Shah, and Geneviève Verdier;
PART I PUSHING THE FRONTIERS IN TAX POLICY AND REVENUE ADMINISTRATION-23;
2 Digitalization and Taxation-25;
Bas Jacobs;
3 Taxation and the Peer-to-Peer Economy-57;
Aqib Aslam and Alpa Shah;
4 Implications of Digitalization for International Corporate Tax Reform-91;
Michael P. Devereux and John Vella;
5 Testing and Implementing Digital Tax Administration-113;
Jingnan (Cecilia) Chen, Shaun Grimshaw, and Gareth D. Myles;
PART II INNOVATIONS IN FISCAL MANAGEMENT-147;
6 Nowcashing: Using Daily Fiscal Data for Real-Time Macroeconomic Analysis-149;
Florian Misch, Brian Olden, Marcos Poplawski-Ribeiro, and Lamya Kejji;
7 Instilling Digital Trust: Blockchain and Cognitive Computing for Government-173;
Arvind Krishna, Martin Fleming, and Solomon Assefa;
PART III MODERNIZING PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY AND SPENDING-199;
8 Using Digital Technolog for Public Service Provision in Developing Countries: Potential and Pitfalls-201;
Jenny C. Aker;
9 The Digital Revolution and Targeting Public Expenditure for Poverty Reduction-225;
Ravi Kanbur;
PART IV COUNTRY CASE STUDIES-239
10 Digitalization in Kenya: Revolutionizing Tax Design and Revenue Administration-241
Njuguna Ndung'u;
11 Fiscal Policy Consequences of Digitalization and Demonetization in India-259
Rathin Roy and Suyash Rai;
12 Integration of Government Digitalization and Public Financial Management—Initial Evidence-279
Marco Cangiano, Alan Gelb, and Ruth Goodwin-Groen;
PART V HOW MUCH IS IT ALL WORTH?-303
13 The Value of Digitalizing Government Payments in Developing Economies-305
Susan Lund, Olivia White, and Jason Lamb;
Index-325.
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