Micro Entrepreneurship is a Macro Step Taken For Development and Democracy

Betül Karagöz Yerdelen and Is¸ın Çetin

A chapter in Global Street Economy and Micro Entrepreneurship, 2020, vol. 103, pp 75-87 from Emerald Group Publishing Limited

Abstract: The issues of development and democracy have ceased to be the internal problems of the countries and have become a dynamic factor in the international relations as regional and global issues. The problems that are difficult to solve such as the production insufficiency overwhelming the countries just like a national nightmare most of which have the roots that actually go out in one way or the other, the lack of economic capacity, the low technology level, the lack of qualified school curriculum, the private sector which is not sufficiently developed in many areas, the state and private sector relations having remained away from the plural capacity and governance and that the injustice revenue distribution and the opportunities to obtain unfair wealth wear down the working and undertaking desires of the productive population are the primary development problems. This study aims to criticise the street economy, micro entrepreneurship and how can it be a macro step for development and democracy and to determine the importance of street economy and street vendors for global economy.

Keywords: Street economy; street vendors; micro entrepreneurship; democracy; unregistered economy; own-account workers (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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