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Accepted for presentation at the LSE International Inequalities Institute and UNU-WIDER workshop on 6 November 2026. Using BOLMOD, the Bolivian module of SOUTHMOD, this paper studies how Bolivia’s fuel subsidy reform and exchange rate unification affect households. It compares the enacted compensation package with alternatives deliverable through existing registries, showing why administrative visibility matters for who receives relief.
Accepted for presentation at the workshop on 6 November 2026. The manuscript is not available on this site.
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Jonathan M. Fortun Vargas (2026). Two prices, one exit: administrative visibility and the distributional incidence of subsidy reform in Bolivia. Fiscal policy for sustainable development in the Global South, LSE International Inequalities Institute and UNU-WIDER workshop.