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| Tables | |
| Acknowledgments | |
| Overview | |
| Introduction: What Debate? | |
| The Informal Sector Debate, Part 1: 1970-1983 | |
| The Informal Sector Debate, Part 2: 1984-1993 | |
| The Many Roles of the Informal Sector in Development: Evidence from Urban Labor Market Research, 1940-1989 | |
| Macro Level Policy Issues | |
| The Impact of Government Policies on Microenterprise Development: Conclusions from Empirical Studies | |
| Macroeconomic Policy and the Informal Sector | |
| When More Can Be Less: Labor Standards, Development, and the Informal Economy | |
| Informality, de Soto Style: From Concept to Policy | |
| Inside Informal Sector Policies in Latin America: An Economist's View | |
| Micro Level Intervention Issues | |
| The Role of Governments and Private Institutions in Addressing the Informal Sector in Latin America | |
| Training and Technical Assistance for Small and Microenterprise: A Discussion of Their Effectiveness | |
| A Closer Look at Poverty, Planning, and Power | |
| Informality and Poverty: Causal Relationship or Coincidence? | |
| Transaction Costs, Formal Plans, and Formal Informality: Alternatives to the Informal "Sector" | |
| Conclusion | |
| Contrapunto: Policy, Research, and the Role of the State | |
| Bibliography | |
| Contributors | |
| Author Index | |
| Subject Index | |
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