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Informality and poverty in Ecuador
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Canelas, Carla
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Business and Management
/ Developing countries
/ Employment
/ Entrepreneurship
/ Industrial Organization
/ Informal economy
/ LDCs
/ Management
/ Microeconomics
/ Poverty
/ Supply & demand
2019
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Informality and poverty in Ecuador
by
Canelas, Carla
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Business and Management
/ Developing countries
/ Employment
/ Entrepreneurship
/ Industrial Organization
/ Informal economy
/ LDCs
/ Management
/ Microeconomics
/ Poverty
/ Supply & demand
2019
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Informality and poverty in Ecuador
2019
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Overview
This paper uses national representative data from the Ecuadorian Family Expenditure survey to study the determinants of poverty and informality in the country, taking into account the two-way relationship between these two phenomena. The main contribution of this paper is to present new empirical evidence on this relationship for a developing country where more than 60% of workers are in the informal sector. The results support the view of a heterogeneous informal market, in which informal work is both a demand-led phenomenon and a voluntary and primarily supply-led form of employment.
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Springer Science + Business Media,Springer US,Springer Nature B.V
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