THE STATE AND THE INFORMAL IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN URBAN ECONOMIES: REVISITING DEBATES ON DUALISM

By D. Potts. 2007

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• The urban informal sector in sub-Saharan Africa: from bad to good (and back again?) (2008, background): “The initial falls in formal sector employment in African countries eventually steadied but the growth rate has generally been very slow since then, and thus urban population increase has been accompanied by further substantial growth in informal employment (for further examples, see Potts, 2007b ).”
• The Informal Sector in Ghana under Siege (2011, background): “…growth within a capitalist society causes the informal economy to expand because that sector provides cheap labor and other resources/ raw materials for the accumulation of capital in the formal economy at SAGE Publications on June 21, 2016jds.sagepub.comDownloaded from (Mensah, 2006; Potts, 2007).”