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The Informal Sector: An Equilibrium Model and some Empirical Evidence from Brazil

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Áureo De Paula, José A. Scheinkman
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  • Article Title: The Informal Sector: An Equilibrium Model and some Empirical Evidence from Brazil
  • Title of Journal: The Review of Income and Wealth
  • Vol #: 57
  • Issue #: s1
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Informal Economy Topic
History, Debate & Policies
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Language
English
Publication Type
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