Ecuador study links carrying capacity to income, corruption and informality
An Ecuadorian time-series study finds a U-shaped income relationship with ecological carrying capacity, negative associations with corruption and informality, and ...
An Ecuadorian time-series study finds a U-shaped income relationship with ecological carrying capacity, negative associations with corruption and informality, and ...
A social network analysis of Church Road in Ratnapura, Sri Lanka, reveals that informal street vendors are the most connected ...
A survey-weighted econometric analysis of 842 Chilean women micro-entrepreneurs finds that each additional daily hour of unpaid domestic and caregiving ...
A difference-in-differences analysis of monthly Turkish sectoral data finds that COVID-19 labor market disruptions were driven more by the broader ...
A qualitative study of refugee entrepreneurs in Atteridgeville, South Africa, documents how xenophobic attacks cause physical injury, psychological trauma, family ...
A new review argues that urban green infrastructure, from community gardens to million-tree campaigns, should be treated as the spatial ...
A survey of 77 informal food vendors at Tanzania's Kigamboni Ferry Bus Stand finds strong practical skills but weak strategic ...
A new qualitative study of 75 traders in Lagos finds that Nigeria's indigenous Igbo apprenticeship system, Igba Boi, develops entrepreneurial ...
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