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Economic Liberalization and Informal Wage in a Small Open Economy: Does Capital Mobility count?
Empirical evidence suggests that the size of the informal sector in the developing countries has increased considerably during the liberalized economic regime. The present paper purports to analyze the consequences of economic reforms on the wellbeing of the informal sector workforce using a three-
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