By TOM BURNS MARAÑON
Posted in the World
Those who operate in this market hidden from the public authorities shall, through ingenuity and ability to seize opportunities, to their commitment, their sweat and to the governance of their income, the better-off when the economy takes flight. Then the world will belong to those who managed to survive the crisis collecting skills and enhancing their social and business networks.
There is much research about this and the scholars do not refer to the economy. They call the informal economy. Who opened fire in defense of the wealth they are able to generate the theoretically excluded and dispossessed and its potential for development was the Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto in a book entitled The Other Path was published twenty years ago [1] .
What is Soto argues that the excessive regulation-zillion necessary permits and inspections required after ditto, in the end, a thousand windows to seal the paperwork together, is counterproductive if the aim is to increase the production process. At the same time, advocates of empowerment according to the script, to give property rights to those in unregulated housing in emerging countries and economies margins desarrolladas.De Soto understands the informal economy as an extremely positive phenomenon [ 2].
[1] Note Stewie: This is not entirely true, see here .
[2] idem: In my opinion, the goal is not to regulate the informal sector, black and gray markets, but to turn white into black market. A comprehensive labor market black / gray for qualified people would be a blow to the state criminal.