Decent work and the informal economy in Central America
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informal economy; microenterprise; small enterprise; small scale industry.; employment; self employment; promotion of employment; labour market; unemployment; agricultural employment; women workers; young workers.; educational level; access to credit.; économie informelle; micro entreprise; petite entreprise; petite industrie; emploi; travail indépendant; promotion de l'emploi; marché du travail; chômage; emploi agricole; travailleuses; jeune travailleur; niveau d'enseignement; accès au crédit; economía informal; microempresa; pequeña empresa; pequeña industria; empleo; trabajo a cuenta propia; fomento del empleo; mercado de trabajo; desempleo; empleo agrícola; trabajadoras; joven trabajador; nivel educativo; acceso a créditos;All these keywords.
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