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Christian Morrisson ()
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• Beaucoup de micro-entreprises sont connues de l’administration, notamment parce qu’elles paient un impôt. • Les pays à revenu intermédiaire font respecter certaines normes pour protéger le consommateur. • Les règlements pour protéger les salariés sont peu respectés. • La création et la croissance des micro-entreprises peuvent être favorisées par des réformes institutionnelles.

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Paper provided by OECD Development Centre in its series OECD Development Centre Policy Briefs with number 10.

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