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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04918-8 and punitive measures so as to achieve full-employment and/or comprehensive formal welfare provision. The argument here, however, is that not only is deterring cash-in-hand work through tougher regulations and punitive measures both ineffective and undesirable, but it is also highly unlikely that f

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Anubis Vega Rúa,Bernard A. Okechash-in-hand work is composed of not only the underground sector but also a moral economy of paid mutual aid, it has been argued that pursuing a deterrence approach is both impractical and undesirable. It is impractical not only because deterrence alone seems incapable of stemming the underground sec

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C. Sarath Chandran,Sabu Thomas,M. R. Unni1989; De Soto, 1989; Lagos, 1995; Maldonado, 1995; Rosanvallon, 1980), most studies will be shown to have done little more than attempt to either corroborate or falsify this thesis by analysing whether or not such work is concentrated amongst marginalised groups and/or areas (see Williams and Windebank, 1998).

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Theorising Cash-in-hand Work1989; De Soto, 1989; Lagos, 1995; Maldonado, 1995; Rosanvallon, 1980), most studies will be shown to have done little more than attempt to either corroborate or falsify this thesis by analysing whether or not such work is concentrated amongst marginalised groups and/or areas (see Williams and Windebank, 1998).

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Conclusions addressed the issue of what governments should do about the cash-in-hand sphere. In this concluding chapter, therefore, the findings are synthesised so as to summarise the contributions of this book to knowledge.

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otivated purposes), but also a hidden economy of favours more akin to mutual aid, this book displays the need to transcend conventional market-oriented readings of cash-in-hand work and radically rethink whether seeking its eradication through tougher regulations is always appropriate. It argues for