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The VAT under Excess Capacity: The Case of Ethiopia
This paper considers the design of a VAT where the economy is not at full capacity, as is the case in most developing countries. It critically examines the importance of efficiency and how tax policy can raise the stock of productive resources in an economy. Against this background, policy recommendations for the Ethiopian VAT are provided.