Informality in developing economies: regulation and fiscal policies
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- Urban unemployment, informal sector and development policies
- Informality and long-run growth
- Personalized transactions and market activity in the informal sector
- Informality over the life-cycle
- Heterogeneous firms and the impact of government policy on welfare and informality
- The informal sector and tax on employment: a dynamic general equilibrium investigation
- Workforce composition, productivity, and labour regulations in a compensating differentials theory of informality
- Contract enforcement and the size of the informal economy
- Optimal monetary policy in developing countries: the role of informality
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