ПООЩРЯТЬ ПЕРЕХОД НЕФОРМАЛЬНОГО БИЗНЕСА В ФОРМАЛЬНЫЙ СЕКТОР
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В исследовании обсуждаются вопросы стимулирования перехода неформального бизнеса в формальный сектор. Также были изучены некоторые особенности неформального сектора, сформулированы преимущества неформальной экономики и рекомендации по переводу неформального бизнеса в официальный в Узбекистане.
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неформальная экономика формальная экономика сокращение бедности распределение доходов формализацияБиблиографические ссылки
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