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Why shadow economy and informality should be separated as concepts : results and implications of the shadow economy survey in the post-Soviet region

author
Polese, Abel
Tokyzhanova, Talshyn
Moise, Gian Marco
Aguzzi, Tommaso
Kerikmäe, Tanel
Sagynbaeva, Ainoura
Sauka, Arnis
Seliverstova, Oleksandra
Lysa, Olha
Kussaiynkyzy, Aigerim
statement of authorship
Abel Polese, Talshyn Tokyzhanova, Gian Marco Moise, Tommaso Aguzzi, Tanel Kerikmäe, Ainoura Sagynbaeva, Arnis Sauka, Oleksandra Seliverstova, Olha Lysa, Aigerim Kussaiynkyzy
source
Studia politica. Romanian political science review
publisher
University of Bucharest
journal volume number month
vol. 23, 1
year of publication
2023
pages
p. 65-88
url
https://doi.org/10.62229/sprps23-1/3
subject term
varimajandus
mitteametlik majandus
postsotsialistlikud riigid
keyword
shadow economy
informality
informal economy
informal practices
post-Soviet region
ISSN
1582-4551
Open Access
Open Access
scientific publication
teaduspublikatsioon
classifier
1.1
Scopus
Journal metrics at Scopus
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category (general)
Social sciences
category (sub)
Social sciences. Political science and international relations
Social sciences. Sociology and political science
kvartiil
Q4
TTÜ department
õiguse instituut
language
inglise
Uurimisrühm
Legal policy and normative framework of EU digital market and technologies and it's application in partner countries
Polese, A., Tokyzhanova, T., Moise, G. M., Aguzzi, T., Kerikmäe, T., Sagynbaeva, A., Sauka, A., Seliverstova, O., Lysa, O., Kussaiynkyzy, A. Why shadow economy and informality should be separated as concepts : results and implications of the shadow economy survey in the post-Soviet region // Studia politica. Romanian political science review (2023) vol. 23, 1, p. 65-88. https://doi.org/10.62229/sprps23-1/3