Perplexing and Troubling: The Neglect of Tax Policy in Global Public Health Discourse
An article published by the UN University highlights our briefing paper Tax systems and policy:…
In the Loop
Research spotlight Our work recently featured in the Research Spotlight of the Loop, which highlighted…
Oxfam say GRADE is a game changer
Alex Maitland Inequality policy adviser at Oxfam says: The tool is a game-changer for those…
ONE Data Open Letter
Open Letter to Ministers of Finance and Governors of Central Banks, the Governors and Alternate…
Urgent calls for debt relief as study shows health and education cuts in developing world
Top economists are demanding urgent action on debt relief in Washington this week, as analysis…
ACET use GRADE to simulate the potential of a reformed global financial architecture
We are delighted that the African Centre for Economic Transformation (ACET) used GRADE to envision…
Africa Has Once-in-a-Generation Chance to Rewrite Global Tax Rules
Rachel Etter-Phoya, senior researcher with the Tax Justice Network and research fellow at the University…
Money can’t buy health, but taxes can improve healthcare
Government spending accounts for the lion’s share of total healthcare spending globally, well beyond private…
How do increases in government revenues really impact the SDGs? The GRADE Model can tell us
What if more revenue could be made available? What would be the impact on the…