HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND THE URBAN INFORMAL SECTOR IN BANDUNG, INDONESIA: THE POVERTY ISSUE

Edi Suharto

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One of the most striking issues in the study of the urban informal sector has been the relationship between the sector and poverty, a constant association made over the last few decades (see McGee, 1975; McGee and Yeung, 1977;

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