2022
DOI: 10.1007/s41027-022-00407-4
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The Complementarity Between the Formal and Informal Sub-sectors of the Indian Industry

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“…Recent studies like Majeed et al (2022) show that the informal sector in India has faced many problems over the years but the compulsions keep it going. One of the main issues reported by this study using national-level data is that the sector for a long time has faced the issue and problem of an inexistent and hidden demand.…”
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“…Recent studies like Majeed et al (2022) show that the informal sector in India has faced many problems over the years but the compulsions keep it going. One of the main issues reported by this study using national-level data is that the sector for a long time has faced the issue and problem of an inexistent and hidden demand.…”
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“…Although still in the phase of prioritising the care economy instead of outsourcing it, Asian women in general and the Indian women in particular can be motivated to participate in the labour force and production process namely the evolutionary paths and channels. The informal sector participants and entrepreneurs over time have been complaining of deficient demand for the output produced by them (Majeed et al, 2022). The structural transformation concerning the use of ICT can be the perfect solution for both the problems.…”
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