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Après un demi-siècle, l'économie informelle reste un concept heuristique et un ensemble flou

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  • Jacques Charmes

    (IRD - Institut de Recherche pour le Développement)

  • P. Adair

Abstract

50 ans de recherche suggèrent que le concept d'économie informelle constitue un ensemble flou. Les diverses théories, dualisme, structuralisme et institutionnalisme n'identifient pas les mêmes causes de l'informalité, ni les mêmes mécanismes d'ajustement sur les marchés. La définition toujours plus large de l'économie informelle, cependant distincte de l'économie non-observée, demeure tributaire de la genèse de ses différentes mesures : unité de production ou emploi ? Les trends et les cycles relatifs à l'économie informelle permettent d'établir des faits stylisés. Les enjeux et les résultats de la formalisation de l'économie informelle sont illustrés par le cas l'Afrique du Nord

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  • Jacques Charmes & P. Adair, 2022. "Après un demi-siècle, l'économie informelle reste un concept heuristique et un ensemble flou," Post-Print hal-04033590, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-04033590
    DOI: 10.3917/med.199.0259
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