Contents -- Tables, Figures, and Boxes -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part I. Microeconomic Techniques -- 1 Estimating the Incidence of Indirect Taxes in Developing Countries -- 2 Analyzing the Incidence of Public Spending -- 3 Behavioral Incidence Analysis of Public Spending and Social Programs -- 4 Estimating Geographically Disaggregated WelfareLevels and Changes -- 5 Assessing the Poverty Impact of an Assigned Program -- 6 Ex Ante Evaluation of Policy Reforms Using Behavioral Models -- 7 Generating Relevant Household-Level Data: -- 8 Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches in Program Evaluation -- Part II. Macroeconomic Techniques -- 10 Predicting the Effect of Aggregate Growth on Poverty -- 11 Linking Aggregate Macroconsistency Models to Household Surveys: A Poverty Analysis Macroeconomic Simulator, or PAMS -- 12 Partial Equilibrium Multimarket Analysis -- 13 The 123PRSP Model -- 14 Social Accounting Matrices and SAM-Based Multiplier Analysis -- 15 Poverty and Inequality Analysis in a General Equilibrium Framework: -- Conclusion -- Where to Go from Here? -- Annex: Summary of Evaluation Techniques and Tools -- Bibliography and References -- Contributors -- Index -- Tables -- Figures -- Boxes.