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THEORETICAL ISSUES OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE INFORMAL ECONOMY

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This comprehensive study examines the theoretical issues surrounding the existence of the informal economy, exploring the complex interactions between formal and informal economic activities. It examines the economic theories that explain informality, the social and cultural factors that influence informal practices, and the relationship between the informal and formal sectors. The study explores challenges in defining and measuring the informal economy, discussing different methodological approaches, including labor market surveys, household surveys, participatory research, and technological innovation. The dissertation also addresses policy issues affecting economic growth, social dynamics, and government revenue.

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G.Alimardonov

Toshkent davlat iqtisodiyot universiteti qoshidagi “O‘zbekiston iqtisodiyotini rivojlantirishning ilmiy asoslari va muammolari” ilmiy-tadqiqot markazi

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# социальные сети# ижтимоий тармоқлар# social networks# social factors# социальные факторы# расмийлаштириш# формализация# formalization# ижтимоий омиллар# маданий омиллар# культурные факторы# cultural factors# распределение доходов# income distribution# gender roles# сокращение бедности# неформальная экономика# informal economy# норасмий иқтисодиёт# расмий иқтисодиёт# иқтисодий назариялар# дуалистик моделлар# институционал иқтисод# гендер роллари# рақобат динамикаси# қашшоқликни камайтириш# даромадларни тақсимлаш# сиёсат масалалари# меҳнат бозори сўровлар# уй хўжаликлари сўровлари.# формальная экономика# экономические теории# дуалистические модели# институциональная экономика# гендерные роли# конкурентная динамика# вопросы политики# исследования рынка труда# запросы домохозяйств.# formal economy# economic theories# dualistic models# institutional economics# competitive dynamics# poverty reduction# policy issues# labor market surveys# households requests.

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