... to be unorganised and informal, in the past fifteen or twenty years their operations have become regulated and more formal. While these markets are less informal than they may first appear, they do still perform many of the functions of informal markets. These markets also have become an important source of revenue...

... different between the two types. Informal markets Farmers’ markets Informal economy Market structure International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 44 American Farmers markets: Two Types of Informality by Thomas K. Tiemann, Professor of Economics, Elon University, North Carolina 27244, USA...

..., lower‐income dealers. Suggests that this process of exploitation only makes sense when seen in the broader context of inequality in US society where some have nothing to lose by going to jail. Informal markets Drugs USA Regulations International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 68 Passing...

... of elite classes. Limits the article to the unique dynamics of the transition from command economy to free market economy but provides resonance with the experiences of those who have worked in many third‐world societies. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Russia Economy Government Informal markets...

...” status applied to these by the establishment. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Mexico Regulations Vendors Informal markets Volume 20 Number 9/10 2000 37 Regulating Informal Markets: Informal Commerce in Mexico City by Sergio Peña, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte Introduction This article...

... in order to guide future research in each area. Applies the theory to the production and marketing of crack cocaine and shows how the model helps us to understand issues of exploitation and risk makagement within the drug market. Informal markets Drug abuse Labour market Crime International...