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Emerging trends in informal sector recycling in developing and transition countries
Waste Management, 2013exaly
Challenges and characteristics of the informal waste sector in developing countries: an overview
Journal of Material Cycles and Waste ManagementMuhammad Ma'Arij Harfadli +2 more
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Drivers of informal sector and non-prescription medication use in pediatric populations in a low- and middle-income setting: A prospective cohort study in Zambia. [PDF]
PLOS Global Public Health, 2023 Obtaining medication from the informal sector is common in low- and middle- income countries. Informal sector use increases the risk for inappropriate medication use, including inappropriate antibiotic usage.
Sanne Wildbret +6 more
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TRENDS OF EMPLOYMENT IN INFORMAL SECTOR IN ROMANIA DURING CRISIS;ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EFFECTS [PDF]
Annals of the University of Oradea: Economic Science, 2011 The present paper emphasizes the size and trend of employment in the informal sector as affected during the recent years by the crisis and by showing the relation with informal economy. The paper is structured on three parts.
Pisica Silvia, Vasile Valentina
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007 This paper investigates the determinants of informal economic activity. We present two equilibrium models of informality and test their implications using a survey of 48,000+ small firms in Brazil. We define informality as tax avoidance; firms in the informal sector avoid tax payments but suffer other limitations.
Áureo de Paula, José Scheinkman
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Causes of Option for Informal Sector [PDF]
Revista de Management Comparat International, 2020 Informality is a feature, specific to any economy, regardless its nature and development degree, but it has a significant share in developing or poorly developed economies.
Cristian MARINESCU, Alina BRATILOVEANU
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A Theory of the Informal Sector [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2002 In many countries, especially poor countries, a heavy burden of taxes, fees, bureaucratic hassles, and bribes drives many producers into an informal sector. This paper shows that we can attribute the existence of a large informal sector to the fact that, because productive endowments contain important unobservable components, the state cannot adjust ...
Yoshiaki Azuma, Herschel I. Grossman
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