Светлана Барсукова - Неформальная экономика. Курс лекций

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Примечания

1

Оцените, как К. Харт начинает одну из своих работ: «Большинство читателей этой книги живут внутри формальной экономики. Это мир зарплат, пенсий, медицинских страховок, кредитных договоров… и летнего отпуска у моря» [Linking…, 2006, р. 21].

2

«Поддержка неформального сектора позволяла утверждать возможность «помощи бедным без существенной угрозы богатым», потенциальный компромисс между давлением на перераспределение дохода и богатства и желанием стабильности экономической и политической элиты» [Bromley, 1978, p. 1036].

3

«Существуют две взаимосвязанные тенденции трудового процесса: децентрализация крупных корпораций в полуавтономные единицы и деформализация некоторых из них, в результате чего к выгодам гибкости добавляется преимущество нерегулируемой деятельности в регулируемой среде» [Castells, Portes, 1989, p. 26].